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I am officially TIRED.
Starting today and until baby’s here and we’ve recovered, here’s our coursework:
Religion: Pray the Liturgy of the Hours with Mommy at 9, 12, 3, 6 and 9.
English: Read a book (approved by Mom) and blog about it.
Math: Do 1 Math lesson.
Science: Watch one episode on the Physics DVD or read a book and blog about what you learned. (Do experiments when the kits come.)
History: Read a book/chapter (approved by Mom) and blog about it, or continue work on your History lapbook.
Music: Listen to classical music radio online.
Help Mom clean/declutter/reorganize the “room of the day”.
Clean your room for 15 minutes.
Play outside for 15 minutes if weather permits. Otherwise, play in the basement/practice your forms.
Extra credit for taking dictation from 6-year-old to document what *she* learned.
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Sister Stef,
i will pray for you right now.
Joe
Simple is good. It makes for a much more relaxed homeschool. This is our last day of school until after the holidays.
Also, if you have a minute to reply. Do you have a good source you could recommend about learning to pray the liturgy of the hours? (I know that’s not helping you to simplify).
A Very Merry Christmas to you Stef and your wonderful family! I am excited for you … what a joy it will be when the baby comes!
Love,
Easter:-)
Merry Christmas, Stef!
Love the last one!!!
Merry Christmas!