Family Studies:
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Truthquest History (American, Exploration-1800)
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Bible, continue Catherine Vos The Child’s
Story Bible
Westminster Shorter Catechism
Scripture Memory Box, select
scriptures
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Literature: (Simply Charlotte Mason
module 2)
Stuart Little by E.B. White
Understood Betsy by Dorothy
Canfield Fisher
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
A Little Princess by Frances
Hodgson Burnett
Five Children and It by E.
Nesbit
The Jungle Books by Rudyard
Kipling
Charlotte’s Web by E.B.
White (optional, reread for Lily)
Black Beauty by Anna Sewell
Aesop’s Fables by Milo
Winter
(Possibly Parables of Nature
by Margaret Getty or Among the Farmyard People by Clara Dillingham
Pierson; I’m still undecided and both of these would be more than just a
literature reading as well.)
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Poetry: Various selections of poetry for children
(i.e., Rudyard Kipling’s Poetry for Young People)
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Shakespeare: Tales from Shakespeare,
Charles and Mary Lamb and/or Beautiful Stories from Shakespeare by Edith
Nesbit
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Composer Study: Ludwig Van Beethoven and
Wolfgang Mozart
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Artist Study: Van Gogh and John Constable
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Hymn Study: (Simply Charlotte Mason Group
1)
I Sing the Mighty Power of God
Like a River Glorious
To God Be the Glory
Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise
Crown Him with Many Crowns
O Come, All Ye Faithful
r Nature
Study: Outdoor-life, One Small Square: Backyard
r Science:
The Burgess Bird Book for Children by Thornton Burgess, How Birds
Behave by Neil Ardley, various field guides and picture books
r Handicrafts:
Life-skills, bread baking, art/painting, usable crafts such as jewelry
r Personal
Development: Habit Training- Laying Down the Rails for Children: A Habit
Training Companion by Lanaya Gore
Independent Studies:
Lily:
r Math:
Math-U-See Beta, continue to work on time and money
r Reading:
Continue readers, Treadwell, Elson, McGuffey, etc.
r Copywork:
Handwriting Lessons Through Literature: The Elson Primer and
A Reason for Handwriting
JJ:
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Math: Math U See Primer
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Reading: Teach Your Child to Read in 100
Easy Lessons
Copywork: Handwriting
Without Tears
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