There are a lot of people asking me a lot of questions of what our homeschool curriculum involves. I am eager to share everything we are ...
Hi Friends! I'm excited to offer this free download! This is a drawing tutorial from We Draw to Learn: Cycle 1 Science that matches up with Classical Conversations Science Memory Work. This download is for CC Cycle 1 Science Weeks 1-4. This is just four drawings of the 26 (24 CC Weeks + 2 bonus
Obviously, these plans are in the early stages. I am going to be a CC tutor for the first time next year (our second CC year) and want to ...
CC Cycle 1 Picture Book Lists
How then shall we study Latin? Cycle 2 Hands on Learning Folder Match Up!! FREE CLICK HERE FOR FREE COPY I am sharing with everyone a copy of what I have made for my daughter to be able to study this year's Latin memory work. All you need is a pair of scissors, two envelopes, a printer and a file folder! Easy peasy! You can make this interactive folder for your child to learn the 1st Conjugation Endings for Latin. I used the same concept for last year's Latin and it can be made to be progressive with your child's learning level in the memory work. I start out with the pieces cut in columns. This way it only requires they first recognize the proper tense that the combination goes in and whether it's plural or singular. Once they have mastered that and can consistently match it up this way, then I would cut the pieces to be individual, requiring your child to recognize the proper person and whether it's plural, singular and the tense it falls under. Additionally, you can use the blank table from page 2 (above) to have them do their copywork on. Just print an extra copy of this page and put a page protector over it or laminate it. Then you can have them write in their copywork with a dry erase marker for the Latin when they're ready to progress to that level. I intentionally did not make a label for the cover. This way your child can make their own cover by drawing a picture, putting stickers or whatever they would like to make the Latin matching folder their own this year. I think it adds an element of "buy in" to the whole idea of doing their Latin! This is a favorite way to "teach" the Latin each year! You can get a FREE copy of this document to print yourself and make. All you have to do is click on the above link under the pink flower folder. This will be included with the Year 2 - Weeks 1-24 Enrichment Teaching Plan which is ready to be released the end of this week! Yay!!!
Here is the breakdown of what we did for Classical Conversations Cycle 3 Week 2. I'm personally loving the material and extra sources for supplementing our curriculum!
This is a massive list of resources I have on my bookshelf to supplement our studies throughout the year while in CC's Cycle 2 Foundations.
This parts of speech worksheet is great for teaching your child about interjections and more. Use this parts of speech worksheet to get in gear with grammar.
I know lots of you have been waiting for the last half of the Latin visual helps (because I've gotten e-mails from you!) and they are finally completed! When you click on the link to download it will give you all the Latin 1st Conjugation Endings for each Tense (a total of 6 sheets). DOWNLOAD for FREE
Latin! So i've been working on some ways to help with remembering the pronunciations for conjugating Latin verbs and I'm sharing, in case it helps anyone out there with their kiddos or class! I am also posting the link again to my file folder match game for the Latin as well! Update: I have changed the first hand out to remain consistent with the following weeks pronunciation on mus. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FREE Click here to download
Latin! So i've been working on some ways to help with remembering the pronunciations for conjugating Latin verbs and I'm sharing, in case it helps anyone out there with their kiddos or class! I am also posting the link again to my file folder match game for the Latin as well! Update: I have changed the first hand out to remain consistent with the following weeks pronunciation on mus. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FREE Click here to download
Several weeks ago, I posted my Pronoun Packet free download, which covered 6 weeks of pronouns (Weeks 3-8). I primarily made only those 6 weeks of pronouns because I wanted to visualize them in rel…
To learn about muscles, look no further than this Inside-Out Anatomy page.
Good writers use a variety of sentences when they write. There are FOUR different types of sentences that writers can use: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory. To understand each type of sentence, look at the graphic above OR look in your class notes. You have a quiz on types of sentences on Friday September 23rd. On the quiz, you will have to identify types of sentences and you will have to read sentences and determine the correct ending punctuation mark. (? ! . ) On Monday, I will give you a practice packet to complete to help you prepare for the quiz. These websites will help you practice the four types of sentences: http://www.quia.com/quiz/106467.html http://www.quia.com/pop/35934.html http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/clubhouse/index_pre.html Reading Response: Take a book hunt. Look at how authors use the different types of sentences in their writing. Find an example of each type of sentence. At the end of your response, please cite your source. Tell me what book your sentences came from. (It is fine to use more than one book.) To see a good example posting, please see Miss Schaech's posting.
If your kid is crazy for castles and knights, have her read Eleanor's biography in this worksheet. Enhance her reading skills with a short comprehension quiz.
Latin! So i've been working on some ways to help with remembering the pronunciations for conjugating Latin verbs and I'm sharing, in case it helps anyone out there with their kiddos or class! I am also posting the link again to my file folder match game for the Latin as well! Update: I have changed the first hand out to remain consistent with the following weeks pronunciation on mus. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FREE Click here to download
This chapter introduces nouns and pronouns to students of class 7. Students learn about the characteristics and needs of nouns and pronouns.
By popular demand comes a post for all of my Classical Conversations friends. I love to share what we are using on Instagram in the Facebook community - someone asked the other day if I could write a post with all of my "favorite goodies" for CC Cycle 3. Ask and you shall receive. N
We love studying Ancient History and it’s been a joy blending together our Charlotte Mason and Classical Conversations approach for the coming year. Though it is quite the struggle to find An…
Books that match up great with cycle 1 Classical Conversations
Below are the links, either to my PDF file or a great website source. If you have problems downloading anything please holler and I can send a PDF. Enjoy!!! GENERAL REVIEW {Fill-in-the-Blank Review Sheets} {Blank Review Sheets} HISTORY {Story of the World and Classical Conversations Timeline Cards - Ancients} {History Sentence Picture Pages} Portrait {Timeline Pages} lined and unlined from halfahundredacrewood.com Landscape {Timeline Pages} lined and unlined from contentedathome.com {Printable} from HomeschoolClipArt.com (Great printables to use in all areas!) GEOGRAPHY {Blob Mapping} from Half-a-Hundred Acre Wood {Ducksters} A great resource for maps MATH {Skip Counting Mazes} from Homeschool Creations {Skip Counting Charts} from Confessions of a Homeschooler {Multiplication} worksheets from worksheetfun.com {Squares} worksheets from worksheet fun.com {Cubes} worksheets from worksheetfun.com {Printable} from HomeschoolClipArt.com (Great printables to use in all areas!) {Khan Academy} FREE math lessons. (We use this on our iPad for extra help when needed.) SCIENCE {Printable} from HomeschoolClipArt.com (Great printables to use in all areas!) ENGLISH GRAMMAR {Linking Verb Printable} {Helping Verb Printable} LATIN {Declension Charts} from Classical Academic Press FINE ARTS {Artist Coloring Pages} from FunnyColoring.com
Here's the same info from the last post in case you've arrived directly at this post, instead of the blog. :) (Does that even make sense?) . . . . . I'm working on getting a packet together that contains all 5 declensions, the noun cases, a blank sheets and cards to place for a review. For now, here is the 2nd declension. I print these on card stock and (for now) put them in page protectors. I file them in my CC Review notebook under Latin and pull out whatever week we are on. Its hanging on my mini magnetic boards....until my big one arrives. More on that next week....
Here is my printable latin noun declension chart to go along with my verb conjugations chart I have done in a previous post.
