Hmm... This crew round post for TOS is harder to do than I thought it would be.
The question is.... what are our Favorite Curriculum Choices? This doesn't limit it to the products we received from the TOS review work, but basically anything we've used.
For me one of my favourite things to do with my lad has been going through the book "knowing God by name".
The question is.... what are our Favorite Curriculum Choices? This doesn't limit it to the products we received from the TOS review work, but basically anything we've used.
For me one of my favourite things to do with my lad has been going through the book "knowing God by name".
We still haven't finished it as we got sidetracked by the review "Philippians in 28 weeks", and we are just getting back to it. But it's been good to read through and talk about the different names of God and putting them up on our board.
So I'm not sure I can call this a curriculum, but it's been part of our devotional/bible time and we've both enjoyed it.
Reading Kingdom, CTC Math and Science4Us.com continue to be a daily part of our lives. My son enjoys all three of these programs and he's learning so it's all good. He likes that he can repeat things over and over again until he understands it, and he's not afraid to ask questions when he just doesn't get it. :) Logic of English is becoming part of regime as well as it works well with my lad. :)
We thoroughly enjoy Story of the World for our history time. I find it fascinating how often what we read about comes out in play later. :) And lately my son's been making up his own jokes based on the people we learn about. Today he was joking about Albertred and how his name should be Albertred the No Red (cause the guy who defeated him was "forked beard). It was funny at the time. :)
Reading Kingdom, CTC Math and Science4Us.com continue to be a daily part of our lives. My son enjoys all three of these programs and he's learning so it's all good. He likes that he can repeat things over and over again until he understands it, and he's not afraid to ask questions when he just doesn't get it. :) Logic of English is becoming part of regime as well as it works well with my lad. :)
We thoroughly enjoy Story of the World for our history time. I find it fascinating how often what we read about comes out in play later. :) And lately my son's been making up his own jokes based on the people we learn about. Today he was joking about Albertred and how his name should be Albertred the No Red (cause the guy who defeated him was "forked beard). It was funny at the time. :)
My son just told me his favourite part of our school time is when he is out doing stuff. Like how he is able to help build a pond, or we look for things while walking around and his raising of toads, frogs, voles, crickets and what not. He says that is the BEST of everything. :) He says then learning doesn't seem like he's learning stuff. :)
Anyways, on May 21 a bunch of us are taking part in a blogging round up through the TOS crew. Click on the image below to head on over there then. :)
click me to go to round up.
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