The first step to using Old Fashioned Education's Free Online K-12 is the getting started guide. It's simple!
Now, what about those parent choices? In this chapter of our teaching series, we'll look at each program's curriculum choices and offer guidance to help you choose the best curriculum for your family.
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Charlotte Mason suggested that children use a Book of Centuries, which is a timeline in a notebook. A timeline is a wonderful way to see history and its connections across all subjects. You can use our free or printed version with all three programs of study. Here's how!
I'm pleased to announce that Individual Study: Grade 1 Teaching Guide, covering Math, Science, and Language Arts, is now published and available for those who want day-by-day lesson plans.
Today, we are sharing the complete list of Arthur Scott Bailey's Nature Stories from his Tuck-Me-In Tales Series with free book links. Nature stories are a wonderful way to add living books to your science study. These delightful stories can enhance the Enjoying Science Together Series, our living science course for grades 1-12, or can simply be enjoyed, as suggested, for tucking-in.
In chapter one, we learned about a simple homeschool schedule that works with our family together program of study. If you chose your curriculum, you are ready for the next step, Chapter 2: Setting Up the Homeschool Room. The good news is that you can do it for as little as $20. Let's take a look!
Pour a cup of tea, and enjoy the Parent's Review, a FREE quarterly resource. Issue 2 is available here.
What should a daily homeschool schedule look like? Simple! With Old Fashioned Education's FREE online K-12 curriculum, you do just 3 lessons per day - one per program for a complete curriculum. Here's a look at our daily homeschool schedule + free printable!
Pour a cup of tea, and enjoy the Parent's Review, a FREE quarterly resource. Issue 1 is available here.
With our curriculum booklists, parents have options. For example, you choose your own math curriculum. As a parent, you know best what fits your child's need and your family's budget. Old Fashioned Education will list our pick with a short review and the price per page (below). This list will grow over time.
If you are hosting a Co-op (in your home, church, library, park, etc.), you can list it here. Our policy is that all communities are free (but your co-op members can vote together for annual due price such as $10/year if there is a need). Copy and paste the format below and replace the bold with your information. Our Community Co-op is in (Town, State) and meets every (week or month) on (day - such as Monday or first Monday) from (start time to end time). For details, contact (First Name) at (email address). |
AuthorRenee Metzler holds a degree in Secondary Ed, English from Bloomsburg University of PA. Archives
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