Here is a great deal that The Old School House is offering on their back issues.
http://www.theoldschoolhousestore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=20111
The link is for the Canadian price but once there you can click for US if you are in the states.
I think I am going to treat myself to some. They'll be wonderful to have this winter when I want to curl up & read something.
Showing posts with label Homeschooling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homeschooling. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 September 2011
Wednesday, 13 July 2011
Summer Means Homeschool Planning for Next Year
As I've yattered on in previous posts, I am on vacation but I still need to take a little time to get some homeschool subjects tackled for the next school year.
I brought grammar and world history with me. We are going to use Building English Skills for grammar and writing. The outline I was given starts the year with one and ends the year with the other. I didn't like that much so I divided it up into grammar AND writing to be done each day. That way we can take more time with both and not be rushing at the end of the year.
The world history that I am looking at is History of the World by Abeka. It was given to me so I am still looking at it and deciding. The only thing missing is the student text but it looks like the teacher's book will work fine. Now to see if I can find an outline for it.
We are using Teaching Textbooks Pre-Algebra for math which I pre-ordered at our homeschooling conference in the spring so that should be waiting for us when we get home.
We are using Apologia for Science. They include a list (by modules) of materials needed for the experiments so I'd like to get a head start on gathering everything. It's pretty much basic items that we have around the house but I will need to buy some things. I plan to designate a container for those items so when we are ready for an experiment we know just where to look.
Well enough talking and typing about it! I should be reading and writing about it! :)
I brought grammar and world history with me. We are going to use Building English Skills for grammar and writing. The outline I was given starts the year with one and ends the year with the other. I didn't like that much so I divided it up into grammar AND writing to be done each day. That way we can take more time with both and not be rushing at the end of the year.
The world history that I am looking at is History of the World by Abeka. It was given to me so I am still looking at it and deciding. The only thing missing is the student text but it looks like the teacher's book will work fine. Now to see if I can find an outline for it.
We are using Teaching Textbooks Pre-Algebra for math which I pre-ordered at our homeschooling conference in the spring so that should be waiting for us when we get home.
We are using Apologia for Science. They include a list (by modules) of materials needed for the experiments so I'd like to get a head start on gathering everything. It's pretty much basic items that we have around the house but I will need to buy some things. I plan to designate a container for those items so when we are ready for an experiment we know just where to look.
Well enough talking and typing about it! I should be reading and writing about it! :)
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