Captured by Sarah Photography ~ August 29, 2012

Sunday, August 12, 2012

school books for 2012-13, part one

 

The Popper & the Cattleman will be doing a couple things together ~

Learning Greek and Latin roots with English from the Roots Up

English from the Roots Up, Vol. 1: Help for Reading, Writing, Spelling, and S.A.T. Scores

 

And enjoying a nice intro to World Geography from Geography Matters

 

The Cowgirl is also with them for history ~ We will be in the 1400-1600s studying the Renaissance, the Reformation, and Explorers.

 

 

They will each use a different book from Apologia Science ~ Astronomy, Botany, and Physical Science

          Astronomy Exploring Creation with    Botany Exploring Creation with

Physical Science 2nd Edition Textbook Only

 

I chose a simpler plan for the Popper’s English language study this year {Charlotte Mason approach from Sandi Queen} – She’s excited!  : )

Language Lessons for the Elementary Child 2

And Sequential Spelling ~

DVD Sequential Spelling 1

 

Both the Popper and the Cattleman will continue with math from A Beka Book --with classroom instruction via video.  We will try the steaming option for the Popper this year, which provides the same video as the dvds.

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The Cowgirl has been using Teaching Textbooks for math, so she will continue this year with Algebra 2 {first edition}.

 

The Cattleman and the Cowgirl will both have Mrs. Schmuck from A Beka Academy for their English classes {via A Beka DVDs}.  Mrs. Schmuck became Abby’s favorite English teacher this past year.  It’s a special blessing to be able to watch her teach still since we learned that she has passed away from cancer.

Grammar & Composition and Literature ~

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More about our older students in the next post  : )

And Abby is also working on her China posts!  Stay tuned…

1 comment:

  1. Very interesting. I hope our next lot of work will be fun - I realised last night that we had a lot more fun with KONOS and that style of learning than we're having now - except I don't know that I have enough time to go back to that.. :-(

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