We loved Subtraction Facts that Stick this summer.Įnglish will be built upon our previous years’ work through First Language Lessons. I will likely also purchase Multiplication Facts that Stick to try to throw some of that knowledge at her using games. We have already added Ross King’s multiplication table songs on our Spotify favs. I also need to teach my memory master candidate the times tables this year. Wednesday we will be using our updated skip counting cards to play games and review math facts. And my husband and I have decided we like it because we can have conversations with minimal interruptions. They are currently obsessed with watching stuff in the car (we sort of got a new car at the beginning of the summer…long story). (You can get them at her Etsy shop and get a discount by using code: 20OFF)Īlso, I have officially decided that our going and coming to community days will be a perfect time for the kids to watch Song School Latin together. We did a different set last year, but these are a bit more exciting because of their simplicity and beauty. We do math (Saxon for both students), poetry, and some sort of CC-related copywork.
I do as little work in the afternoon after we get back as possible. As I said, Tuesdays are our community day. I printed these out and had them bound – my students are already asking when they get to use them. Tuesday we will do coloring sheets for memory work created by Amy Snider Design.
#Cc memory master cycle 2 proof sheet series#
We are going to try to work through her I Drew it Then I Knew It series for medieval history. Not only do they demystify the creation of art, they always result in actual works of art!! This is typically a lead-learner activity for us – I love to sit next to my kids and feel like an artist, too. We all LOVE watching and participating in Nana’s art videos. If you are looking for One Thing More for Latin with your learners, here it is.Īnd I am adding art tutorials during little-kid rest time. We have hand motions we do to help us remember the beginning of each conjugation, as well. We will be using Rainbow Latin Conjugations in our few minutes of review. UPDATE: If you are looking for our Actual Plan for Cycle 3, it is here! Mondays Thus, this Actual Plan for Cycle 2 will fill you in on what we will do that relates to Classical Conversations. When I introduced our Simple Classical Conversations Reveiw, I told you how simply and quickly we got memory work review in. We also have a very-interested 3 year-old and a 2 year-old (who requires much attention to stay out of trouble). We have been part of CC since we began homeschooling 4 years ago. I currently have 2 CC age students: a 3rd grader and a 1st grader. In case you are wondering where we are on our Classical Conversations journey, here are the details of our homeschool.
But there are many more hours in the day and there are things our kids will attach themselves to – and sometimes that is school-related (bonus!) Why not offer them a simple feast of activities to engage their brains in the direction of the grammar they are learning each week?
So, today, I am hoping to help you simplify the add-ons to the grammar.īy the way…I fully subscribe to the idea that the grammar is enough! It truly is. And I also have begun to share the One Thing More ideas I have for adding on to the science, geography, OR history portion of our year. Promise! I have already shared here our routine for Grammar review with Classical Conversations. And this time, I am really…no really, planning what we are going to actually do.Īnd it may surprise you to know that it is super simple! Our Actual Plan This is our second time through Cycle 2 for Classical Conversations. Well, I don’t want to burst the beautiful bubble you have fashioned for yourself and your family…Īnd real life is a bit more complicated than any lesson plan can parse. Or maybe you are still in that hazy-headed place where all plans are perfect and every day of the next year will hold happiness in the palm of its hand because you did it ALL. Hey, planning parents (waves)! Don’t you just love the process of planning for the next school year? The activities, the crafts, the projects, the copywork! And do you ever look back over those carefully crafted plans and think, “When are we ever going to have the time to do all this?” UPDATE: If you are looking for our Actual Plan for Cycle 3, it is here!
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