Math-short daily lessons about 30-45 minutes. Additional drill work of 5-10 minutes
Teaching Textbooks 5,
Horizons Math 4 workbook 2
Flashmaster for Daily Drill
Logic-ad lib
Mind Benders A-1
English-
Spelling-short testing sessions lasting 5 minutes once or twice per week, with short independent study sessions daily as needed.
Spelling Power
Grammar- Three sessions weekly during term 2 covering basic parts of speech and diagramming sentences. Allow 1 hour for each session as diagramming is a new concept, but do not require this much time at the work if it is frustrating.
Junior Analytical Grammar
Handwriting-short 10 minute sessions 3 times weekly.
Zaner Bloser 4
Writing-Short sessions lasting 15-30 minutes 4 times per week.
Writing With Ease 4
Poetry-Weekly casual readings and discussion over breakfast with siblings.
Selections from The Harp and the Laurel Wreath:
Enjoy Charlie's assigned poetry selections from Edward Lear.
Poetry-Weekly casual readings and discussion over breakfast with siblings.
Selections from The Harp and the Laurel Wreath:
Enjoy Charlie's assigned poetry selections from Edward Lear.
Literature-
Beowulf-Rumford or Nye
Celtic Fairy Tales
Sir Gawain and the Green knight-Michael Morpugo
The Canterbury tales-McCaughrean or Chanticleer-Mary Pope Osborne
Saint George and the Dragon-Margaret Hodges
d'Aulaire's Norse Gods -Ingri and Edgar d'Aulaire
Don Quixote and the Windmills
Robin Hood-Pyle (audio)
Apple and the Arrow
Additional Reading-
Across a Dark and Wild Sea
Patrick
What Do We Know About The Celts?-Hazel Mary Martell
Beorn the Proud-Madeleine Polland
The Viking News
Door in the Wall
Door in the Wall
Cathedral-David Macaulay
Giotto-Mike Venezia (?)
Design Your Own Coat of Arms-Chorzempa
Castle-David Macaulay
Adam of the Road-Elizabeth Gray
Brendan the Navigator-Fritz
Bestiary
Starry Messenger-Peter Sis
Galileo and the Stargazers -Jim Weiss (audio)
Read alouds for History-
Viking Tales-Jennie Hall
Prologue to the Canterbury Tales-Nevill Coghill, Penguin 2003
The Hidden Treasure of Glaston
The Hidden Treasure of Glaston
Marco Polo-Freedman
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