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My Curriculum Choices

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I have just finished my paperwork for the 2012-2013 school year. Homeschooling four children is no small job and unfortunately, I don’t get much of a break during the Summer because I must plan for the following school year. Choosing curriculum is one of my most difficult tasks.  I have spent countless hours organizing our curriculum plan for the next school year…taking into consideration…price, ability to reuse, and learn and like-ability.  Many of these resources are listed in my Amazon box on my right side bar.  The resources that are highlighted are either websites we plan to use or FREE pdf file books.  We are purchasing tablets this year for our older two children to use for school.  With the multitude of free books available…I HOPE this will cut down on some of the expenses of homeschooling.

, Saving 4 Six

10th Grade Curriculum 


Bible
Changed Into His Image Student Edition – Jim Berg

Language Arts

www.EnglishGrammar101.com

English From the Roots Up – Joegil Lundquist
100 Words Every High School Graduate Should Know – Houghton Mifflin Company
Learn to Write the Novel Way – Konos Connection

 History
The Mystery of History Volume II The Early Church and the Middle Ages – Linda Lacour Hobar

 Foreign Language
Latina Christian – Latin 1
Spanish in 10 Minutes a Day – Kershul

 Mathematics
Geometry A Teaching Textbook – Greg and Shawn Sabouri

 Economics
Money Matters for Teens – Larry Burkett

 Science/Health
Biology for Dummies –  Rene Fester Kratz, PhD
Let’s Be Healthy – A Beka Book Health Series
My 9th grade curriculum is very similar to the 10th grade…just a few differences.
9th Grade Curriculum

 Bible
Changed Into His Image Student Edition – Jim Berg

 Language Arts
English From the Roots Up – Joegil Lundquist
100 Words Every High School Freshman Should Know – Houghton Mifflin Company
Learn to Write the Novel Way – Konos Connection

 History
The Mystery of History Volume II The Early Church and the Middle Ages – Linda Lacour Hobar

 Foreign Language
Latina Christian – Latin 1
Spanish in 10 Minutes a Day – Kershul

 Mathematics
Algebra   A Teaching Textbook – Greg and Shawn Sabouri

 Economics
Money Matters for Teens – Larry Burkett

 Science/Health
Biology for Dummies –  Rene Fester Kratz, PhD
Let’s Be Healthy – A Beka Book Health Series
7th Grade Curriculum

 Bible
The Dig – Patrick Schwenk

 Language Arts
Applications of Grammar Book 1 –
English From the Roots Up – Joegil Lundquist
100 Words Every High School Freshman Should Know – Houghton Mifflin Company
Learn to Write the Novel Way – Konos Connection
A Reason for Handwriting – Carol Ann Retzer

 History
The Mystery of History Volume II The Early Church and the Middle Ages – Linda Lacour Hobar

 Mathematics
Pre Algebra   A Teaching Textbook – Greg and Shawn Sabouri

 Science/Health
A Reason for Science Level G – Dave and Rozann Seela
Let’s Be Healthy – A Beka Book Health Series
2nd Grade Curriculum

 Bible
The Dig –  Patrick Schwenk

 Language Arts
English 2: Writing and Grammar – Bob Jones Press
A Reason for Spelling, Level B – Rebecca Burton, Eva Hill and Leah Knowlton
English From the Roots Up – Joegil Lundquist
A Reason for Handwriting – Carol Ann Retzer

 History
The Mystery of History Volume II The Early Church and the Middle Ages – Linda Lacour Hobar

 Mathematics
Math 3  A Teaching Textbook – Greg and Shawn Sabouri

 Science/Health
A Reason for Science  – Dave and Rozann Seela
My Body – Rachelle Cracchiolo

That’s my list for the year…now I just have to decide when we are going to start!!  Are you getting it together for the school year??

Blessings,
, Saving 4 Six

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  1. shout4joy says

    in our homeschool we will be down to only one student…have most of the materials chosen, some dusted off from previous students, and others on order. Now, if we can only find our TT Algebra, we’d be all set!

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  3. Nici - Posed Perfection says

    Thanks for sharing, Carrie. That is no easy task. We homeschool too and have already started back. We’re still finishing up some of the books from last year, but I’m always on the lookout for filling in the gaps and for fresh material. I am your newest follower. I’d love for you to stop by Posed Perfection and maybe even follow back. Hope you have a great week!
    Blessings,
    Nici

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  4. Ruby Jean says

    Coming over from Abbie’s blog 5days5ways. We homeschool as well and often get asked the question what curriculum do we use. It’s funny when I start listing off ALL the variations and they can’t believe that I am not just using one standard curriculum… That’s the Beauty of homeschooling. Your not BOXED in.. 🙂 Thank you for sharing.
    Blessings
    Angelina

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  5. BarbaraLee says

    We HS for 16 yrs. I loved it. I learned alot myself. But w/our last baby he decided he wanted to go to public school. I was ok with it and he is doing pretty good. So I have to go through some books.
    Noticed you are doing MOH. That was my favorite. I have the MOH vol. 3. Would be interested in buying it?

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