Since Viddler has started charging for their services, I had to switch to youtube for my videos. I finished uploading most of the videos.
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http://www.youtube.com/user/HomeEducated
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Free Printable Homeschool Subject Weekly Planner
I've used these for years and had them on another blog, but realized I hadn't put them on here. I also uploaded them to my Scribd page. It is a simple weekly planner that has room to include up to 9 subjects.
Homeschool Weekly Subject Planner Printable Page
Homeschool Weekly Subject Planner Printable Page
Topics:
freebies,
planning,
printables
3rd Grade Yearly Schedule
This is just an idea of what I'm aiming for this year, but I doubt we will stick to this entirely as I have a baby coming by the end of November. Having a newborn with an almost 9-yr old homeschooling will be a whole new world to me, so I'm giving myself a few months after the baby comes to adjust before we resume homeschooling.
My plan is to school in 12-week blocks with a break between. We also are only doing 4 days a week of the basics and using Friday for art, crafts and history projects and/or field trips.
36 weeks of schooling - 4 days a week = 144 days +36 Fridays of art/projects = 180 school days
My plan is to school in 12-week blocks with a break between. We also are only doing 4 days a week of the basics and using Friday for art, crafts and history projects and/or field trips.
36 weeks of schooling - 4 days a week = 144 days +36 Fridays of art/projects = 180 school days
Aug. 20 - Nov. 9 = 1st Trimester 12-week block
3-Month break for new baby
Feb. 4 - April 26 = 2nd Trimester 12-week block
1-week Spring Break
May 6 - July 26 = 3rd Trimester 12-week block
Summer Break
I like to school in 12-week blocks, just makes it easier for me to plan. The average homeschooler schools 36 weeks per year, which divided by 12, gives us 3, 12-week periods. Once you have settled on how many weeks you want to school, you can then go through your curriculum and take how many lessons there are and do the math, to figure out what you need to do per week and day to finish in time. I've included our daily subject schedules and school times in another post:
I like to school in 12-week blocks, just makes it easier for me to plan. The average homeschooler schools 36 weeks per year, which divided by 12, gives us 3, 12-week periods. Once you have settled on how many weeks you want to school, you can then go through your curriculum and take how many lessons there are and do the math, to figure out what you need to do per week and day to finish in time. I've included our daily subject schedules and school times in another post:
Even though we are taking roughly 3 months off for the baby, my daughter will still be doing bible, reading, music practice and math fact cards a few times a week to keep them fresh.
Topics:
schedules
Saturday, July 7, 2012
3rd Grade Independent Assigned Reading List
This list will consist of the books K has read in 3rd grade in her morning, independent, assigned reading time, which is 30 minutes daily (Mon-Fri). I will add the books as she reads them:
- Robinson Crusoe - Dover Children's Classics
- Gulliver's Travels - Stepping Stone
- Magic Tree House Research Guide: Pilgrims
- The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Stepping Stone
- Les Miserables - Stepping Stone
- The Three Musketeers - Stepping Stone
- Pied Piper of Hamelin - Browning
- Grimm's Fairy Tales - Classic Starts
- Little Pilgrim's Progress - Taylor
- Great Expectations - Stepping Stone
- Oliver Twist - Stepping Stone series
- The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - Stepping Stone
- 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea - Stepping Stone
- A Christmas Carol - Dickens (abridged by French)
- Alice in Wonderland - Carroll - Classic Starts
- The Last of the Mohicans - Classic Starts
- Moby Dick - Classic Starts
- East of the Sun and West of the Moon (Norwegian Folk Tales) - Asbjørnsen
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