I've declared summer here and we've shifted into a less formal daily routine of "just" reading, chores, piano, outdoor play, and one special thing each day like baking on Mondays, teatime on Tuesdays, etc.
We were blessed to cover a lot of material in 26 weeks of Kindergarten that I will list below, but more importantly, I see a lot of things "clicking" for Tobias, academically and in maturity. He follows along when solving math problems with Nate such as "how many hours until tomorrow starts?", enjoys curating many musical playlists, and is getting to be a help with chores around the house.
In addition to the books and songs already listed in the first 18 weeks, we focused on these things this year:
Hymns:
All Creatures of our God and King
O Worship the King
Folk/Children's Songs:
Bible:
Vos Story Bible: Jacob buys the Birthright - Joseph's Dreams Come True
The Jesus Storybook Bible:
The Singer - A dream of Heaven
(Sermon on the Mount through Revelation)
The Singer - A dream of Heaven
(Sermon on the Mount through Revelation)
Math:
Counting by 2's, 5's and 10's up to 100 or more
Miquon Math continuing through E-12
Khan Academy: mastered 35% of the Early Math skills
Miquon Math continuing through E-12
Khan Academy: mastered 35% of the Early Math skills
History:
Pioneering on the Plains (Edith McCall)
Handwriting:
finished lowercase letters from Delightful Handwriting
Piano:
Music Tree: through page 41
Reading:
Literature:
The Old Man and his Dog (W.G. van de Hulst)
Roxaboxen
The Lost Photograph (W.G. van de Hulst)
The Borrowers
Pinocchio
Other highlights included a trip to the Planetarium, hike on Bateman Island, ECHO end of the year program, building electronics things, and many other projects.
Roxaboxen
The Lost Photograph (W.G. van de Hulst)
The Borrowers
Pinocchio
Other highlights included a trip to the Planetarium, hike on Bateman Island, ECHO end of the year program, building electronics things, and many other projects.
1 comment:
I am going to read Roxaboxen to my class this month!
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