Our Daily Plans
6:00am - 8:00am
- wake up, Mass or visit, chores and breakfast
Morning Baskets
8:00am - 9:00am
(all kids will spend time with our Saint of the Day)
- Isabella ~ grammar (Mon, Wed, Fri), vocab (Tues &-Thur), spelling, Latin, copywork, poetry
- Victor Mario (ID) ~ grammar (Mon, Wed, Fri), vocab (Tues & Thur), spelling, copywork, poetry, calendar time
- Carolina ~ calendar time, 100 easy lessons (20 min), reading time
Math Block
9:00am - 10:00am
- All kids ~ Math (10 min w/ Victor then 1-1 with Carolina)
*update: OG moved from TT 7 into Aleks Math (7th grage). We started having negative results in what she was learning. She was into chapter 5 when we both realized it was too much review for her. I was really disappointed because I SO LOVED this math program when we first started. Oh well...she likes Aleks better and feels more challenged.
Only boy: 1 daily lesson using HSP, computer game 1x a week, math game on Fri
*update: OB is also doing more Aleks than HSP. Though, he is still doing both programs. He is working 3x a week in Aleks and 2x a week in the HSP book. The reason here is that he needed a visual break and more hands on math. Since first posting this OB is being helped by a math/reading tutor. He has come a long way but i needed to break up the math more.
Carolina 1 daily lesson using HSP, computer game 1x a week, math game on Fri
* Wednesday math gets moved up to the morning basket
Language Arts Block
10:00am - 11:00am
(Wednesdays & Thurdays are blocked off for out of home activities)
- Only Boy ~ reading and phonics practice using McRuffy, Language of God, and flash cards
*update: We have cut out McRuffy and Language of God. This learning block for OB is self created sentences, reading on the couch w/ momma. We have altared most of OB's curricula to better fit his learning style...workbooks wasn't it.
- Rosa ~ Alphabet Path and Handwriting w/o Tears program
Sunflower Basket
Older Girl
- Literature ~ using the following books; "Anne of Green Gables" & "Jo's Boys"
- Writing ~ begining a notebook; writing narrations, critiques, short essays
- History ~ study the Victorian History era with timeline, notebooking
- Botany ~ study of herbs and plants; observations, research, experiments
- Poetry ~ using R is for Rhyme for the study of poetry and Lucy Maud Montgomery
- Art ~ using various artist from the Victorian Era
*update: A great success!! We were so happy with this and OG really got into poetry, Monte, and Queen Victoria.
Lunch
12:00pm - 1:00pm
History/Geography Block
1:00pm -2:00pm
(Mondays & Tuedays possbily adding a day)
- all kids
~ Following Serendipity's American Trail (First Stop)
1. Colonial Life lapbook pages and projects
~ State by State study using the following resources:
1. US mint
2. enchanted learning
3. kidzone geography
4. A map I found in the homeschool share web site (sorry I can't find the direct link)
~ Map workbooks
* Older Girl does an extra ID assignement in economics using this
Tuesday: World History Studies using:
~ Story of the World vol 1
~ RC history guidelines vol 1
1. lapbooks (when time allows)
2. notebooking
*update:
We are doing a mix of SOTW and reading from RC Hx. Only Boy also started a history class at a Co-op group for homeschool kids on Wednesday. Really really cool!
Older girl is now reading A Little History of the World by G. H Gombrich as her text
~ Timelines (on wall or in notebook..haven't decided which will work best)*update: ON THE WALL
~ And Our Faith & Language
2pm - 3:00pm
(while one child is on computer the other will recieve tutor time)
- Spanish ~ Older Girl 1st half hour then Image of God
- Spanish ~ Only Boy 2nd half hour then Image of God
What's Left
after 3pm
- tutoring time (if needed)
- make up work
- finish uncompleted project (that can't wait and they r excited to complete)
- cooking
- cleaning up
- play play play....relax relax relax....or....sleep sleep sleep
Fridays
@ 4pm
(when not at Little Flowers forBlue Knights)
Faith Tea Chat
This will hopefully be a cherished and anticipated time for us (it'll be new). I would like it to include a bit of what we have tried learned that week (cooking like the colonies, cooking for our alphabet) but we'll see.
- little ones: time of manners and reading Leading Little Ones to Mary
- big ones: time of chatting and catching up plus reading The Secrets of Mary Explained to Children

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