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This blog was started to describe our journey to Ethiopia to adopt two children. Now it has expanded to include our whole life - Judaism, homeschooling, frugality, cooking and the fun of being a family.
Our Curriculum
DD #1 (9 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Math Mammoth 4
Writing With Ease, Level 4
First Language Lessons, Level 4
Story of the World (Modern Age)
Sequential Spelling
Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology
Engineering
KODESH (religious):
The Linear Chumash
L'shon hatorah (biblical Hebrew grammar), Book Gimmel
Chayeinu
Herald of Destiny (Jewish history)
The Artscroll holiday series
DS #1 (7 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 3
Explode the Code 5
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Aleph Champ
Lashon HaTorah A
Chayeinu 1
DD #2 (6 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 2
Explode the Code 4
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Chayeinu
KODESH (for all of them):
Artscroll Chinuch Siddur
The Little Midrash Says
KinderTorah
Yahadus
The Family Midrash
CHOL (secular):
Math Mammoth 4
Writing With Ease, Level 4
First Language Lessons, Level 4
Story of the World (Modern Age)
Sequential Spelling
Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology
Engineering
KODESH (religious):
The Linear Chumash
L'shon hatorah (biblical Hebrew grammar), Book Gimmel
Chayeinu
Herald of Destiny (Jewish history)
The Artscroll holiday series
DS #1 (7 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 3
Explode the Code 5
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Aleph Champ
Lashon HaTorah A
Chayeinu 1
DD #2 (6 years old)
CHOL (secular):
Mammoth Math 2
Explode the Code 4
Writing With Ease 2
First Language Lessons 2
Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading
KODESH (religious):
Chayeinu
KODESH (for all of them):
Artscroll Chinuch Siddur
The Little Midrash Says
KinderTorah
Yahadus
The Family Midrash
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2 comments:
who taught them to draw lips? Looks like they all had the same instructor. :-P
The style is from my FAVORITE kids art projects blog:
http://www.artprojectsforkids.org/2009/08/back-to-school-portraits.html
Almost all of our art project ideas come from there. :)
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