XtraMath Mathletics.eu - Achieve More Moving with Math Se7en + 1 Musical Appreciation Resources for Kids…. Books, Online and Craftiness... - se7en October 18th, 2012 · 2 Comments A lot of folks have asked what tools we use for music appreciation, this week Playing By the Book had a call out for Music books and that was the prompt for me to pop all our musical resources into one post for our readers. While our children learn how to play musical instruments as part of their schooling, there is so much more to the subject “Music” than playing an instrument. So here you go: Se7en + 1 Musical Resources we use in our Homeschool… Our Favourite Classical Music Book: The Story of the Orchestra is our favourite musical appreciation resource… we have read through this book together many, many times. Picture Books: Famous Children Series: Composers: Musical Instruments: Pieces: For Older Kids: Music Appreciation Online: I have written about things that our kids listen to on their iPods before, and list of favourite music finds online has grown since then: Podcast: Classics for Kids. And the se7en + 1th: Tags: Art · Se7en at School
Teaching Textbooks Saxon Home School Go Math! Academy Get math help for your students Whether it's for homework help or to get ahead in math, Go Math! Academy is a great new destination for your Grades K–6 students. Check out this collection of online math tutorial and exploration videos to build skills and inspire curiosity for a positive, fun math experience. Life of Fred Mathematics School is sorted and officially underway Ha ha. My title makes me chuckle. Is a homeschooler’s line up ever really and truly sorted? Ours never is. It’s fluid, changing, and shifting. If something isn’t working, we axe it. Carla asked what our bins shown behind the kiddos were. I typically start the school year in the lovely schoolroom, then move us to the kitchen during the darkest, thickest parts of winter. After they remove the lids, they tip them on their sides and place them on the kitchen counter behind the table. I posted about sorting out school, but we’ve changed the line up a bit. *Advanced Language Lessons for the Well Trained Mind is a new book by the which I was super excited about. **I love Spelling Power, but the older boys continue to get very upset over missed words, even though they are improving every day. Each child’s bin has their own individual books and notebooks for the subjects above. Two baskets corral the teacher manuals, answer keys, and the books we use in our family studies: xo