OLD HOMESCHOOLERS NEVER DIE . . . THEY JUST WRITE CURRICULUM


"Let my teaching fall like rain and my words descend like dew,
like showers on new grass,
like abundant rain on tender plants."

Deuteronomy 32:2

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Sunday, June 9

Evaluation of Second Grade, Set Three

  • Bible -- We are doing well completing the work. I just need to remember to keep Bible about a relationship with God and not something to be completed.
  • Math -- K. is grasping the concepts well. She does very well with her addition and subtraction math family facts. Learning by playing games and doing activities is a lot of fun, but sometimes challenging to come up with ideas.
  • Reading -- K. does very well sounding out words. She was reading a coloring book about the Statue of Liberty this morning and sounding out 'enshrined' and ' successive' and 'centennial' and 'exposition'. Her comprehension is at a good level, but I'm glad we have the book Reading Corner to help develop this area.
  • Grammar -- I was very pleased with K.'s listening skills. She is doing well with sentence structure and punctuation. She is getting better (or maybe it is my approach) about assigned writing -- like the shape poem and senses chart. Her dictionary skills are only hampered by her desire to stop and look at the pictures on every page.
  • Writing -- I'm so glad I found Writing Hangups. The projects are fun, but make her think, and work a bit. K.'s interest in cursive writing comes and goes, so I'm glad I am only planning on doing the activities this year, keeping the actual learning to write cursive until third grade.
  • Spelling -- after some "encouragement", K. has started writing her spelling test very neatly.
  • Fine Arts -- I really, really like My Art Book. We did another project this last week. It is a collage and we had lots of fun with it.
  • Science -- what a fun time we had learning about air. There were so many experiments and books to read that was hard to pick.
  • History -- it is good to be able to find plenty of books that are K.'s level to read to her.

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