This bulleted list is a typed-out version of my page of brainstorming for the 2022-2023 homeschooling year. I mostly wanted a digital record (since it's hard to look back and find the pages I want in a notebook) so that a few months into the year, I can see if we're on track and want to add or remove.
Subject Ideas
- Littles - 101 Things to Do book, Blossom and Root curriculum?, Family Math, 1 recipe/week, Wee Sing songs
- Math - EP offline workbook, IXL, Family Math (1 activity/week)
- Bible - Torchlighters, Lessons from the Land (Appian Media), Long Story Short, Leviticus book, Not Consumed, 14:6 The Way Bible Memory, How Great is our God devotions, catechism?, 1-2 hymns/month
- Reading - 40 book challenge (deeply and widely), weekly reflection letter to me, reading to each other, independent reading, audiobook together, ideas from Sarah Mackenzie about teaching reading without a curriculum, conversations about what we're/they're reading!
- Language Arts - EP offline workbook, poetry memorization (IEW), Red Hot Root Words (1/week), spelling as they miss words
- Science - EP biology (2nd semester)
- History - Ancient History (1st semester), D'Aulaire's book of Greek myths
- Foreign Language - Japanese (TalkBox.Mom)
- Art - 1 element/month using art elements book, weekly art time, ancient art?
- Music - piano weekly, recorder?, Blossom and Root/EP music appreciation
- P.E. - yoga pretzels, 1 sport/month
handwriting? geography? poetry teatime? typing? notebooking?
Weekly
- verse(s)
- art time
- recipe
- Family Math activity
- KET NewsQuiz
- write about what they're reading
Monthly
- two hymns
- element of art
- spot
- country? (food, culture, language, etc.)
- geography challenge
Morning Time
- Bible, prayer, hymn, memory verse
- mentor sentences?
- mental math?
- music/art
- poetry memorization
- catechism
- Japanese
- Wordle/Jumble
- team challenge
- history/biology (may happen after a break)
Independent Time
- math, L.A. workbooks
- IXL (math, L.A. skills), Seterra (geography)
- Code.org? Typing?
- independent reading, Bible reading
- writing
- piano
- chore(s)
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