This is an idea that I haven't put on paper yet but will implement after we move. Instead of having big subject binders to pull from each week, I'm going to separate each curricula's work into quarters and put the worksheets into 1 of 4 binders.
First Quarter Binder (9 weeks)I'll see how it goes after we move.
-Put calendar and quarter's goals in front
-Put reading log in front
Bible- Explorer's Bible Study Lessons 1-9
Math- Horizons 3 Lessons 1-36
Latin - Prima Latina (unsure yet)
French- Unit 2 Écoutez, Parlez
PLL- handwriting paper put in with lesson # at top
ETC - 9 lessons
Science- Human Body lessons 1-9
TOG Year 3, Unit 1: SAP, Mapwork and whatever else
Classically Cursive: 1 page per week- 9 pages
Informal Logic: 1 worksheet of Building Critical Thinking per week- 9 total
Second Quarter Binder (9 weeks)
-Put calendar and quarter's goals in front
-Put reading log in front
Bible- Explorer's Bible Study Lessons 10-18
Math- Horizons 3 Lessons 37-72
Latin - Prima Latina (unsure yet)
French- Unit 3 Écoutez, Parlez
PLL- handwriting paper put in with lesson # at top
ETC - 9 lessons
Science- Human Body lesson 10 and ___________
TOG Year 3, Unit 2: SAP, Mapwork and whatever else
Classically Cursive: 1 page per week- 9 pages
Informal Logic: 1 worksheet of Building Critical Thinking per week- 9 total
Third Quarter Binder (9 weeks)
-Put calendar and quarter's goals in front
-Put reading log in front
Bible- Explorer's Bible Study Lessons 19-27
Math- Horizons 3 Lessons 73-108
Latin - Prima Latina (unsure yet)
French- Unit 4 Écoutez, Parlez
PLL- handwriting paper put in with lesson # at top
ETC - 9 lessons or Simply Spelling
Science- Cell Biology
TOG Year 3, Unit 3: SAP, Mapwork and whatever else
Classically Cursive: 1 page per week- 9 pages
Informal Logic: 1 worksheet of Building Critical Thinking per week- 9 total
Fourth Quarter Binder (9 weeks)
-Put calendar and quarter's goals in front
-Put reading log in front
Bible- Explorer's Bible Study Lessons 28-30
Math- Horizons 3 Lessons 109-160
Latin - Prima Latina (unsure yet)
French- Unit 4 Écoutez, Parlez
PLL- handwriting paper put in with lesson # at top
Simply Spelling- handwriting paper with lesson #
Science- Botany
TOG Year 3, Unit 3: SAP, Mapwork and whatever else
Classically Cursive: 1 page per week- 9 pages
Informal Logic: 1 worksheet of Building Critical Thinking per week- 9 total
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6 comments:
I’m so glad you blog... its just like your thinking out loud! I really like your idea.... I also liked what you did before too though! *Ü*
You’re the bomb of a mom! That means pretty cool...
Have a grand weekend...
I did something like this when I was teaching. I had each piece of curriculum stashed on a shelf. Each Friday I would pull all the worksheets, flashcards, books, I would need for the next week, along with making all the copies I would need. Then it was all right there in one spot. Very handy. It made me 100% more useful to my students.
I was never as organized as this, though. I bet it will work really well.
I love this Idea!! I cannot wait to see how you like it.
Christie
I like your idea, too. And, I love how organized you are! And, you can feel like you're "done" when you accomplish your goals.
Great idea!
A hs veteran taught me to do this with the phonics curriculum we used and it worked wonderfully. I did it a bit differently though, in that I had teachers notes for each lesson in the binder etc and rotated the worksheets in for only a month.
I may try the quarterly notebook plan with rotating in the worksheets for each quarter when the previous one is done - we don't have a lot of bookshelf space so that might work well. :)
Thanks!
This is something I'm going to have to try out as well..we are on a 4 quarter learning system and this will make it so much easier to plan...Lol...that's my goal...to get organized so it's less about the paper and more about enjoying the homeschooling.
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