I am still just dumbfounded at how easy school has been! I'm not sure that any one thing has made the difference--more likely, it's been a series of things coming together to make my life that much easier. In any event, I am praising God for this newfound joy in homeschooling.
Once again, school took us all of 3 and a half hours. When I look at the list of things we got done today, I am amazed.
Jo
Horizons math
A Beka God's Gift of Language A (2 pages)
Rosetta Stone CD Rom, test
Bible reading
Indian Prayer Guide devotional
Lifepac science (rocks and minerals)
"The Corn Grows Ripe," (reader) 2 chapters
The Story of the USA, on echapter, plus all exercises
Easy French, list to voabulary and do a character sketch
Hey Andrew, Teach Me Some Greek! (kappa lesson)
Spelling Power, oral review of words missed yesterday on initial test (3)
Atticus
Horizons math
A Beka Letters and Sounds 1 (2 pages)
A Beka Language 1 (2 pages)
Bible reading
Indian Prayer Guide devotional
"Astronaut" (DK reader), all--I counted this as science, and he also listened in on the rocks info his sister was reading
Make Your Own History book, one page
Hey Andrew, Teach Me Some Greek! (kappa lesson)
Spelling Power, oral review of words missed yesterday on initial test (2)
Logan worked on his Rod and Staff preschool book today, cutting out mother and baby animals and coloring them to make a barn scene. When he tired of this, he moved on to the big blocks his daddy made him from leftover 2x4s, constructing a fabulous barn and yard. Later he dabbled in bristle blocks, before moving on to diggers & rice--an old favorite resurrected when he discovered the tiny vehicles this morning. He also did a lesson in 100EZ, but he was far more interested in playing quietly. You know ... I didn't complain! ;-)
So, 3 and a half hours. Not bad. Not bad at all! Now on to reading a little more "Peter and the Shadowcatchers" and playing in the sun!
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