TLC ~ April 24, 2019
We spent the evening sharing some of our favorite curriculum. This is not all-inclusive, by any means!
Cathlyn
- Masterbooks for Bible, History, Science and Literature.
- Writing will stay with Bravewriter, using their Help for High School and the Boomerang book studies. We have done the book studies for years now and Rhaelyn loves them.
- Teaching Textbooks will remain for math.
- Simply Charlotte Masons handcrafts and we will be using their Shakespeare 12th Night study.
- **For those with younger kiddos, I highly suggest: https://www.lifeabundantlyblog.com/gentle-classical-press for nature study this summer. I have been using her free curriculum with the boys for about 4 months now and they love it.
- Spelling Power
- Apologia (for science)
- Mystery of History - Vol. 1-4 - (for multi-age level world history studies)
- High school English Composition
- The Power in Your Hands: Writing Nonfiction for High Schoolers by Sharon Watson (essays; research paper; and more nonfiction writing)
- Writing Fiction (in High School): Bringing Your Stories to Life by Sharon Watson (creative writing)
- Dave Ramsey’s Foundations in Personal Finance Kit for Homeschool, High School edition - Excellent!
- Vocabulary Cartoons - I and II (SAT Power)
- Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
- Handwriting with a Reason
Laura
- Reading/Phonics/Spelling/Skills - Reading Eggs (online; annual subscription based) 1 lesson every day
- Handwriting Without Tears
- Dive CDs for Saxon Math
Tish
- Five in a Row by Jane Claire Lambert
- Incorporate geography, science, social studies, language arts, etc. with picture books read 5 days in a row
Amber
- Geography/Social Studies -- Winter’s Promise
