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Homeschool Second Grade: Curriculum Choices 2013-2014


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Over the next week I am sharing our curriculum choices for 2013-2014. Yes, here at the second grade desk…

Second Grade Homeschool Curriculum Choices at HodgepodgeAs I said yesterday, rest assured I am still in the planning stages, but we pretty much have a handle on what resources we’ll be using – based on experience. My Littlest Girl is a rising second grader now! And let me tell you – boy do I have to be ready for her! She’s already two months into her second grade English book because she was just ready.

Rod and Staff English 2nd gradeHodgepodge Homeschool Second Grade

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     – she’s enjoyed this all last school year. In fact, we all did and often adopted it as our evening family reading. Let’s do it again!

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  • I’m a Christian, Now What? Journal – she was given this by our church when she was in her I’m a Christian Now class. It’s a journal of sorts and is detailed enough to savor, sit and spend a while. Fabulous resource.
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     – continuing on in the Saxon way until 4th grade Teaching Textbooks (or maybe 3rd grade next year with Teaching Textbooks. We shall see).
  • Rod and Staff English 2 – She’s the fourth one to use this book! (her favorite subject)
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     – all kinds of practice besides just spelling. My review at Curriculum Choice.
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     – she hasn’t colored border sheets yet – like her siblings have done in past years. I think she’ll like it.

DewLearningstudentsDew Learning – brand new for this year! Littlest Girl will be enjoying one subject of the iPad based Christian Homeschool Curriculum. She chose PE/Health! That’s because the week we were at VBS her favorite part of the morning was recreation. Dew Learning can be accessed from any internet-connected device. “With Jesus Christ at the center, our aim is to shape both minds and hearts in his image.” You can read about my first impressions in What is Dew Learning?

Hymn N M trophiesExtracurricular

Both of our youngest two children will participate in weekly children’s choir at church (earning hymn ‘n m’s – hymn memorization trophies along the way ) as well as Mission Friends. Littlest Girl will likely choose to participate in the puppets ministry again and the Children’s Treehouse Choir. Littlest Girl will also start with both piano lessons and/or drama troupe.

The Rest of the Day

Littlest Girl will, of course, also participate in all the learning we do with our multiple ages (literature, writing, art, music, history, science, nature study and more). So this list isn’t complete. I hope you’ll come back over the next week as I share more of our curriculum choices.

IKEA baskets for homeschoolMore Resources for You!

  • the 10 Parts of the Hodgepodge Schedule – (including how we fit in all the extras, afternoon quiet time and the household service opportunities)
  • Those little desks and the cubby bench organization for our two youngest ones
  • Our IKEA and chalkboard homeschool room
  • When do we start our homeschool year?
  • Even more resources at Curriculum Choice! Our authors shared Choosing Elementary Homeschool Curriculum.
  • My Curriculum/Product reviews Pinterest board
  • Last year’s Hodgepodge Curricula.

Pottery Barn student desksWhere did we get those little desks? A Hodgepodge FAQ answered.

Hodgepodge Curricula 2013-2014

Each of these links will be live as I share about them over the next week:

  • Kindergarten curriculum
  • Second grade
  • Sixth grade
  • High School (9th, 10th)
  • Multiple ages – all those resources we enjoy with all ages together

nbtsbloghop2013Linking up with iHomeschool Network’s Not Back to School Blog Hop!

Second grade seems a classic sort of year, doesn’t it? No longer the brand new first grader but not an older elementary child. The magic of childhood.

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Tricia faces a daily dose of chaos homeschooling five children. The biggest lesson she’s learned? At the end of the day – when the dishes are put away and the children are tucked in bed – truly what matters is each child’s relationship with the Lord. Raising children is a God-given privilege and, folks, the time is short.

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  1. Phyllis at All Things Beautiful says

    June 21, 2013 at 10:41 AM

    This makes me excited for a new year of school and we haven’t even finished this one.

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