1st and 5th grade homeschool curriculum choices for 2023-2024 | elementary | large family homeschool

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Our 2023-2024 homeschool curriculum choices for 1st and 5th grade. My elementary kiddos do many of the same academic subjects, so I'm sharing them in a video together. Many of their subjects are done within our family learning time, so make sure you watch that video and the morning work binder video!
**Our other subjects not covered in this video are covered in these videos:
WATCH our Family Learning Subjects video: • Curriculum choices for...
WATCH: Morning Work Binders: • Morning work binders |...
Curriculum Playlist to see other grade levels: • Curriculum
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WATCH: How we Homeschool Kindergarten - the supplies we are continuing to use this year! • How we homeschool kind...
WATCH: Christina ‪@RootedHomeLife‬ video on Play Your Way to Reading: • Teaching Reading throu...
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Reading Response Journal K-6 bundle: siloandsage.co...
Play Your Way to Reading: siloandsage.co...
Paragraphs and Picture Books: siloandsage.co...
Morning Work Packet: siloandsage.co...
Nature Adventure Pack: siloandsage.co...
Weather Unit Study: siloandsage.co...
FREE guide to homeschool without school: siloandsage.com...
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PaperPie (formerly Usborne) non-fiction books *all titles up to 35% off through 9/15*: m10182.paperpi...
Masterbooks Math for a Living Education: www.masterbook...
Beautiful Feet Books: bfbooks.com/?ta...
Dear America Books: amzn.to/3KStXPO
Who Was Books: amzn.to/3P9c1TF
What Was Books: amzn.to/461W7Af
I Survived Books: amzn.to/3PcEjwD
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@GRACE_PRAYER_COFFEE 8 месяцев назад

Love how you said middle and high school could still get something from the Usborne/Paper Pie books! I completely agree! Love your content!

@Michelgia523 8 месяцев назад

I’d love to see a Homeschool Update 😊

@RootedHomeLife Год назад

We have been LOVING Play Your Way to Reading!!

@TheChan7 Год назад

I really like your resources. Thanks for sharing!

@teacherchristinamtn4741 Год назад

Thank you for your videos! It's comforting to know another 1st grader is on the same track as my own with reading and writing. It's easy to get discouraged and assume all first-grade students are starting the school year with fluent reading. I really enjoy your content and perspective :)

@SiloandSage Год назад

I'm so glad you were encouraged! Yes, out of my five kids, only two learned to read by kindergarten age. And as a former kindergarten teacher, it took SO much work to get the majority of the kids reading by first grade. And in my personal experience, kids who were pushed early often disliked reading from the get go, because they learned that reading was a struggle and not enjoyable. It's developmentally appropriate for kids to learn to read anywhere from 3-8, it's just "expected" in the school system that they learn by Kinder, so it's hard to rewire our own brains to think outside of that.

@helloharrishomeschool9554 Год назад

Loved this! I love your approach to education 😊 I downloaded your reading response journals this year but have yet to use them. Do you use them after every reading? After each finished book? I’m sure we’ll get the hang of it once we dig into using it but a little guidance upfront always helps me wrap my mind around it. Thank you !

@SiloandSage Год назад

The pages are flexible so that you can do what works for you! I think it really depends on what other things you're doing. We definitely don't do them every time we read, because we're also doing journal entries about our history reads, creative writing, etc. So I don't find it necessary to do every single day. The pages are open ended enough that you could alternate which ones you're using and print extra copies of the pages that your kids really enjoy. Does that help?