Next Year’s School Plan
I am definitely in the planning mode. I have been trying to plan out our summer excursions and I am also focusing on school for next year. The core of our homeschool program is remaining the same but I am thinking of adding a few things and trying some new stuff. I am off to the curriculum fair later this week to purchase materials. There are also some new activites we are adding. We will be crazy busy but if my hubby is deployed like we are expecting, it will be nice to keep ourselves occupied. It will also force us to get out and about rather than sitting and moping around at home. I will have two children who can drive unsupervised too so that will help out a bit too. Here is the plan for next year (as of the moment). This is still open to some revamping but I think we are pretty much set. I will have to try and find time to blog in here somewhere too…
Child #1
He is basically on his own but still living at home.
college classes
job
Child #2
Dust to Glory — R.C. Sproul
Catechism/Family Devotional
Awana
Alaskan History
God & Government
Teaching Textbooks Geometry
Daily Grams, Wordly Wise, Literature–Pride & Prejudice : Moby Dick
Apologia Physics
Piano
Figure Skating
part time job
Ballroom dancing
Child #3
Dust to Glory — R.C. Sproul
Catechism/Family Devotional
Awana
Alaskan History
God & Government
Teaching Textbooks Geometry
Daily Grams, Wordly Wise, Literature–Great Expectations — Jane Eyre
Apologia Chemistry
Rosetta Stone Latin
Health/Courtship Study
Art–Oil Painting
Driver’s Ed
Piano
Figure Skating
babysitting & teaching piano
ballroom dancing
Child #4
Veritas Press Gospels
Catechism/Family Devotional
Awana
Veritas Press Explorers-1815
Teaching Textbooks 7th
Shurley Grammar 6, Sequential Spelling, Wordly Wise, Literature–Lord of the Rings Triology
Apologia General Science
Piano
Fencing
STILL CONSIDERING: Mandolin
Child #5
Veritas Press Gospels
Catechism/Family Devotional
Awana
Veritas Press Explorers-1815
Teaching Textbooks 6th
Shurley Grammar 6, Sequential Spelling, Wordly Wise, Literature–Little Women : Secret Garden
Apologia Zoology books 2 and 3
Piano
figure skating
STILL CONSIDERING: gymnastics and auditioning for the community theater
Child #6
Bible Beginnings
Catechism/Family Devotional
Awana
Galloping the Globe
Horizions Math 2
Saxon Phonics 2 : Bob Books
Shurley Grammar 1 :Handwriting without Tears
Explode the Code : Wordly Wise
First Encyclopedias for Science
Piano
Figure Skating
Ballet
Child #7
Bible Beginnings
Catechism/Family Devotional
Awana
Galloping the Globe
Horizions Math Kindergarten
Saxon Phonics Kindergarten : Bob Books
Handwriting without Tears
Before the Code & Explode the Code : Wordly Wise
First Encyclopedias for Science
Piano
Figure Skating
Ballet
Child #8
Catechism/Family Devotional
Awana
Figure Skating
All manner of fun playtime during the day.
Child #9
Play, nurse, sleep, nurse, play, nurse, sleep, nurse….as so forth. 
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What is your plan for next year?? Do you use any of these items in your homeschool? What is your favorite?
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April 22nd, 2009 at 9:25 am
Now this is a full schedule. How do you keep up with it all. I have 12 kiddos and I still haven’t figured it out:)
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April 22nd, 2009 at 10:17 am
I’ll be back to full time homeschooling starting in June. Oldest will be in college. We were recently blessed by a homeschool mom who gave us 6 boxes of gently used curriculum – for FREE! Our move to New Mexico in the fall means that we’ll all do a state history unit. I love Wordly Wise, but my 14 YO son hates it. Using grammar units for literature from grammardog.com and other misc things. Our free books included entire units of Abeka. I’ve never used Abeka before, but I might try it along with some more hand-on stuff. I have a hard time supressing my creativity!
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April 22nd, 2009 at 12:53 pm
Wow, do you have a co-op or something? The only curriculum we have in common will be Apologia Zoology 3. Looks like you have a great line-up though. What is “Bible Beginnings?”
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April 22nd, 2009 at 1:37 pm
I’m in planning mode too! But boy your list got me tired just reading it!
)) I just posted a really good link for getting our priorities in order. Check it out http://strongquiver.blogspot.com/2009/04/helpful-printout-for-busy-moms-do-you.html
I’ll start my self inventory tomorrow.
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April 22nd, 2009 at 2:45 pm
You look like you really have it figured out.
I haven’t really started thinking about next year yet. Now you have me thinking. 
There is so much in there oh my goodness! Do you do a college like schedule where you do math M,W,F and Science T,TH? So that you can do all the subjects?
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April 22nd, 2009 at 10:30 pm
You certainly raised a good point there.
April 23rd, 2009 at 3:33 am
Your plans look great. In response to those who ask me how I do it all…work, homeschool, etc. I simply respond “a lot of prayer.”
I can do nothing without Him.
Love you!
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