Showing posts with label Bible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bible. Show all posts

29 August 2013

Q1W1 - Bible

     We have finished Q1W1 for Bible in the Noah Plan lessons for K & 2nd Grade.  We start our day with prayer, the song we are memorizing, and our memory verse box.
          The Song: Am I a Soldier of the Cross? by Isaac Watts
          The Memory Verse Box:
               2nd Grade:
                    Sunday School verse - Hebrews 13:17;
                    Bible verse - Proverbs 1:7
               Kindergarten:
                    Sunday School verse: Ephesians 6:7
                    Bible verse: Genesis 1:1
     Next, we went over the Notebook Standard of Form (NSF), this is the way that we are setting up our Bible notebook and how they are to take care of their notebook. We will cover this for each new subject, because most of the subject's notebooks are set up slightly differently, with different tabs, etc.
     We discussed the purpose of the notebook; this is why we are keeping a notebook and the notebook grading sheet.
     We also went over the Bible overview for the year. Then we created the Bible cover page. This page has a title, picture - either to draw and color or to color, 2nd Grader had a Scripture verse, and at the bottom was the student's name and grade.



















      Next, we discussed the memory verse for this week and I defined any unfamiliar vocabulary in the verse.
      Then I explained the Leading Idea & Biblical Principle and defined any unfamiliar vocabulary in them.




      Then for the Kindergartener I explained the purpose of the Bible and how the Bible is our guide for life, and for the 2nd Grader I explained and discussed the key to being wise as it pertains to his memory verse.


















      To finish off the week the Kindergartener was shown how the Bible has two divisions, the Old Testament and the New Testament, and the 2nd Grader was shown how the Bible has different types of books within the two divisions, the Old Testament - Law, History, Poetry, Major Prophets, & Minor Prophets, and the New Testament - Gospels, History, Paul's Letters, a Letter to the Jewish Christians, Letters to the Entire Church, & Prophecy.



     One thing that I have decided after finishing this week is that I do not think that I will be making more notebook pages than are suggested in the lesson plan, so expect to just see one or two pages each week for each child in the coming weeks.

07 August 2013

2013-2014 Homeschool Curriculum

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Kindergarten (4 year old D)

  • I will be using The Noah Plan Lessons Kindergarten for:
    • Bible
    • Reading and English (includes using Rigg's Writing Road to Reading)
    • Literature
    • History
    • Geography
    • Science
  • Math
    • A Primary Arithmetic and Teacher's Manual by Edward Olney (1875)
  • Art
    • Kumon
      • More Let's Color
      • More Let's Fold
      • Let's Sticker & Paste Amazing Animals
      • More Let's Cut Paper
      • Let's Cut Paper Food Fun
      • Let's Cut Paper Amazing Animals
      • More if we finish before the end of the school year.
    • Possibly some Artist Study from The Noah Plan Lessons Kindergarten Art Overview
      • Fra Angelico (1400-1458)
      • Michelangelo (1475-1564)
      • Albrecht Durer (1471-1528)
      • John J Audobon (1785-1851)
      • Claude Monet (1840-1926)
      • Walt Disney (1901-1966)
  • Music
    • Piano (maybe)
    • Recorder (probably)

2nd Grade (14 year old S, has learning disabilities)

  • I will be using The Noah Plan Lessons 2nd Grade for:
    • Bible
    • Bible as Reader
    • English (includes using Rigg's Writing Road to Reading)
    • Literature
    • History
    • Geography
    • Science
  • Reading
    • Pathway Readers Days Go By & More Days Go By (1st Grade)
  • Math
    • Miquon Math Yellow & Purple (3rd Grade)
    • Saxon Math 54 (if finished with Miquon Math before end of school year)
  • Art
    • Art with a Purpose Artpac 2
    • Artist Study
      • Christian Cathedrals
      • Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)
      • Jan Vermeer (1632-1675)
      • Benjamin West (1738-1827)
      • Renoir (1841-1919)
      • Norman Rockwell (1894-1978)
  • Music
    • Piano
    • Recorder

06 August 2012

2012-2013 School Curriculum

Our curriculum this year for Pre-School, 1st Grade, & 5th Grade. I plan on using an eclectic approach that incorporates parts of the Principle Approach, Charlotte Mason, Classical, and other methods in our school year.

Math

  • Saxon Math 5/4 2nd Edition.
  • Miquon Math Red, Blue, & Green Books.
  • Ray's Primary Arithmetic 1857(1885) & 1877.

Literacy

     Reading

  • McGuffey's Eclectic Second Reader 1836.
  • McGuffey's New First Eclectic Reader for Little Children Stereotype Edition 1857.

     Spelling

  • Rigg's Writing Road to Reading and Spelling.
  • McGuffey's New Eclectic Spelling-book Electrotype Edition 1865, (might use, not sure yet).

     Writing

  • Copywork.
  • Some type of writing for most subjects.

     Grammar

  • Easy Grammar.
  • Bullion's Common School Grammar 1862(1871) , (might use, not sure yet).  
  • Bullion's Introduction to the Analytical and Practical Grammar of the English Language 1862 , (might use, not sure yet).

Science

  • Apologia's Exploring Creation with Astronomy.

Art

  • Art with a Purpose Artpac 1.

Bible

  • Bible Memory, using the Scripture Memory method shown on Simply Charlotte Mason, we will be using Sunday School verses & The Two-Edged Sword Memory Plan Book 2 - Character.
  • Days of Praise.
  • A Hive of Busy Bees.
  • Wisdom and the Millers Proverbs for Children.
  • Adventure at Hidden Haven Ranch Learning About Prayer as a Family.

Basic Skills for Pre-Schooler (Dominick, 3)

  • Kumon  Let's Color!,  More Let's Color!
  • Kumon  Let's Fold!,  More Let's Fold!
  • Kumon  Let's Sticker & Paste!,  More Let's Sticker & Paste!,  Let's Sticker and Paste! Amazing Animals,  Let's Sticker and Paste! Food Fun
  • Kumon  Let's Cut Paper!,  More Let's Cut Paper!,  Let's Cut Paper! Amazing Animals,  Let's Cut Paper! Food Fun

Geography

  • Guyot's Elementary Geography for Primary Classes 1868(1875).
  • Guyot's Introduction to the Study of Geography 1866(1868).

History

  • Greenleaf Guide to Old Testament History History for a Thoughtful Child.
  • Greenleaf Guide to Ancient Egypt History for a Thoughtful Child.

Foreign Language

     Greek

  • Hey, Andrew! Teach Me Some Greek! Levels 1 & 2.

     Spanish

  • Not sure yet.

     Hebrew

  • How to read/write/pronounce the alphabet.

     Latin

  • Not sure yet.

     American Sign Language (ASL)

  • Possibly Signing Time!.

Music

  • How to read music.
  • Piano Lessons.

Literature

  • I have yet to decide what to use for this subject, but am leaning towards using The Robinson Curriculum.

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