Monday, April 22, 2013

2012-2013 School Year

We have 29 days left to our school year (not that we're counting down or anything!).  That said, I thought I'd post what we've used and found to be helpful in our studies this year.

Language Arts
All About Spelling (for grades pre-K, 3, 4)
Spell to Write & Read (for grades 3, 4)
WISE Guide for Spelling (for grades 3, 4)
Institute for Excellence in Writing, Student Writing Intensive Level A (for grades 3, 4)

Math
Singapore Math (for grades pre-K, 3, 4)
Math Mammath units for areas needing extra attention and study

World & American History
Story of the World, Volume 3 and Student Activity Book
Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne for a geography & history unit study
The American Revolution by Homeschool in the Woods
The Early Nineteenth Century in America by Homeschool in the Woods
 Mr. Pipes and the British Hymnwriters by Douglas Bond
 Mr. Pipes and Psalms and Hymns of the Reformation by Douglas Bond

Videos, links & other resources:
Taj Mahal
Pearl Harbor - here, here and here
Amazing Grace, movie by Bristol Bay Productions
Why Don’t You Get a Horse, Sam Adams?  By Fritz
Nova – The Wright Brothers video
The Boy Who Invented Television: The Story of Philo Farnsworth by Krull
Scholastic Encyclopedia of the North American Indian  by Ciment
The Trail of Tears by Bruchac
If You Lived with the Cherokee by Roop

Civics
Story of the World, Volume 3 and Student Activity Book
Government & elections: here, here and here
Citizenship
USA Presidents’ Song to tune of 10 Little Indians

Science

Blue Planet – Tidal Seas
Nova – Hubble’s Amazing Rescue
The Body Book by Scholastic

Geography 
Story of the World, Volume 3 and Student Activity Book
Geography Songs by Troxel
The American Revolution by Homeschool in the Woods
Global Treasures Videos by Travel Video Store: Napoleon’s Tomb; St. Petersburg, Russia,; Versailles, France; Paris, France; The Grand Canal, Venice Italy; The Forum of Rome
The Early Nineteenth Century in America by Homeschool in the Woods

Art & Music


Safety Education
  Fire safety
 
Current Events
  Children of the Tsumani 
 

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