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Homeschool Curriculum 2009-20010 School Year
Homeschool Curriculum (10th grade)
Speech and Debate (co-op class): Required Reading
- Thinking Like a Christian: Understanding and Living a Biblical Worldview : Teaching Textbook (Worldviews in Focus Series)
- More Than Dates & Dead People: Recovering a Christian View of History
- Are You Liberal? Conservative? Or Confused? (An Uncle Eric Book)
- Assumptions that Affect Our Lives
- An Introduction to Argumentation and Debate
(1 credit)
Foreign Language: Rosetta Stone Latin American Spanish Level 1, Version 3 (1 credit)
Math: Teaching Textbooks: Geometry CD Combo (1 credit)
Language, Bible, History: Exploring World History Curriculum Package (3 credits)
Science: Exploring Creation with Chemistry (1 credit)
Teen Pact: 1/2 credit
Supplements:
Wordly Wise 3000, Grade 10, 2nd Edition
Teaching Writing: Structure and Style–10 DVD’s and Workbook
Homeschool Curriculum (7th Grade)
Math: Teaching Textbooks Algebra 1 Kit
Science: Co-op Chemistry
Bible: C0-0p
Reading: Total Language Plus
History: Geography (co-op)
The Story of the World, Volume Two: The Middle Ages (revised)
Sequential Spelling Book 1 & Student Response Book
Teaching Writing: Structure and Style–10 DVD’s and Workbook
Wordly Wise 3000, Grade 6, 2nd Edition
Homeschool Curriculum (4th Grade)
Sequential Spelling Book 1 & Student Response Book
Wordly Wise 3000, Grade 4, 2nd Edition
The Story of the World, Volume Two: The Middle Ages (revised)
Science: Simple Machines (co-op)
Geography: Co-op
Homeschool Curriculum (1st/ 2nd grade)
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My Father’s World 1st Grade Curriculum
Phonics Pathways: Clear Steps to Easy Reading and Perfect Spelling
BJU Math Grade 2 Homeschool Kit (3rd Edition)
The Story of the World, Volume Two: The Middle Ages (revised)
Science: Simple Machines (co-op)
Geography: Co-op
Supplementing with lots of read alouds and hands on activities.
Homeschool Curriculum (Kindergarten)
Science: Simple Machines (co-op)
Geography: Co-op
Supplement with lots of read alouds, hands on activities, and manipulatives.
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I was wondering if you’ve purchased rosetta stone yet. Can multiple users use 1 copy or does it individualize (because it’s software) to the user? I’m really enjoying your site as a newlywed loving your recipes and as a former Montessori teacher I enjoyed browsing your homeschool curriculum ideas too!
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I found your blog through WFMW and just browsed through to your curriculum. We are using so much of the same thing!
TLP, Handwriting Without Tears, Apologia, Explode The Code, and I am considering Rod & Staff for grammar.
What do the credits mean beside the 9th graders list?
We loved TLP last year! It is my girls favorite subject
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Hey Toni,
Looks good!!!
I wanted to share a site that you might find interesting for your Bible dilemma if you haven’t already figured something out!
http://www.bibleclassbooks.com/index.html –FREE bible curriculum of OT & NT Bible Stories & People, along with character values. Just a note…the files are on the large size.
I did this last year with my oldest ds(12yo) and he enjoyed it. We still have several of the books to go so we are again going to be doing them this year. The other thing I did was found/made a list of verses for him to memorize and that was our Bible curriculum for the year.
HTH!
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Hi,
I love your blog.
Would you mind if I added it to our new homeschool blog list?
Do you know of any other homeschool bloggers or great websites?
Thanks!
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MathUSee.com has a fantastic program for teaching personal finance called “Stewardship”. We have used their math program exclusively for our sons and are very pleased. If you still haven’t found a curriculum for that subject for your 9th grader it’s worth a look.
God bless your family – keep up the wonderful work!
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I’ve just discovered your blog today and am thrilled to find kindred spirits! We are homeschoolers and Disney lovers too. Your curriculum choices are great—we use or have used many of the same ones(Explode the Code is awesome, but my daughter hated the reader. So she just chose her own books. She’s 15 now and reads voraciously!) My son just graduated. LOVE your blog!
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Hi Toni! I stumbled onto your blog a while ago & enjoy posts immensely! I am a military spouse as well, and because of DODDS kindergarten requirements, have begun to homeschool my 4 yo (she turns 5 in December)! I previously had purchased Explode the Code & also had attended a Handwriting Without Tears workshop a few years back while I was a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, so it was a delight to have those materials on hand already! I did just purchase & have started Portia on My Father’s World, but am not sure I really like it. They start on the letter S & Portia had a terrible time with it. I’ve decided to kind of do it out of order, in the order that HWT does the letters. Have you done this or do you just go through them in order? I’m so new at this, just wanted your opinion! Thanks!
Gina
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The website looks excellent. Lots of information here. My friend who teaches high school math just finshed a manual called “Financial Mathematics” and it is intended to teach high school students about the different types of interest and how math applies in everyday life. His website is http://www.financialmathteacher.com. It is an excellent addition to a homeschool curriculum.
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How or where do you get transcripts for your kids for college?
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Great ideas! Thanks for posting this!
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You have a beautiful famliy. This is our second year homeschooling. It’s been quite a learning experience (for me, too!) We are very blessed to be able to be with our families thoughout the day!
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Must say, it’s refreshing to see your page!
I grew up in a Christian home as a homeschooler, and I love that you are able to do this. Now, a grown-up, I love sites like these for money-saving ideas so that I can help my husband and I hold on to a little more of his hard-earned paychecks!
I love your posts so far!
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