Thank you for suggesting that. I’ve noticed that the bloggers never really point to one specific thing and As a parent who’s trying to homeschool my 10th grader (haven’t Started yet I just withdrew her from public school yesterday ) I go to the blogs and these people think I actually know what they’re talking about haha I’m so so so lost 🙁
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History- Connecting with History, Early Medieval Literature based, includes geography
Composition-IEW – Student Writing Intensive Continuation Course
Latin-Henle Latin following Mother of Divine Grace syllabus
Grammar-Fix-It by Institute of Excellence in Writing book 3
Science-Exploring Creation with Biology
Math-Saxon Algebra 2 w/DIVE DVDs (only doing a limited amount of work and extra work as needed)
-Life of Fred Advanced Algebra
Spelling-Phonetic Zoo C (his spelling is terrible, so this is what we really need to work on)
10th
History- Connecting with History, High Medieval includes geography
Added emphasis on Shakespeare literature
Composition-IEW -Speech Boot Camp (semester 1) and The Elegant Essay (semester 2)
Latin II-Henle Latin following Mother of Divine Grace syllabus
Grammar-Fix-It by Institute of Excellence in Writing book 4
Science-Exploring Creation with Chemistry
Math-Saxon Advanced Algebra w/DIVE DVDs (only doing a limited amount of work and extra work as needed)
-Life of Fred Geometry
Spelling-Advanced Spelling and Vocabulary from IEW
11th
History- Connecting with History, American includes geography
Government-Constitutional Literacy with Michael Farris (semester 1)
Economics- Whatever Happened to Penny Candy w/Bluestocking Guide & Dave Ramsey’s personal finance & Economics in One
Lesson (semester 2)
Composition-IEW -Windows to the World (semester 1) and High School Essay Intensive (semester 2)
Latin III-Henle Latin following Mother of Divine Grace syllabus
Grammar-Fix-It by Institute of Excellence in Writing book 5
Science-Exploring Creation with Physics
Math-Saxon Algebra 2 w/DIVE DVDs (only doing a limited amount of work and extra work as needed)
-Life of Fred Trigonometry (semester 1) Calculus (semester 2)
12th
History- Connecting with History, Modern World History
Emphasis on literature of C. S. Lewis and G. K. Chesterton
Geography-Drawing the World with Art
Composition-IEW -Student Writing Intensive Continuation Course-C
Latin IV-Henle Latin following Mother of Divine Grace syllabus
Grammar-Fix-It by Institute of Excellence in Writing book 6
Science-??? Possibly Advanced Physics
Math-Saxon Calculus w/DIVE DVDs (only doing a limited amount of work and extra work as needed)
-Life of Fred Calculus
That’s the frame. I plan on adding in some more Uncle Eric books and Politically Incorrect Guides just to keep it interesting and fun.
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