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In our homeschool this week we…
- finished a couple more books from our Sonlight P 4/5 curriculum including The Milly-Molly-Mandy Story Book, A Treasury of Mother Goose, New Toes for Tia, and The Lion Storyteller Bedtime Book. Jonathan wanted me to read and read and read some more this week.
- made a wordless book that tells the story of the Gospel using the colors gold, black, red, and white.
- wrote a story about a street.
- made pictures with dot markers.
I’m praying for… Jonathan to have an understanding of consideration of others. We’re having some issues with him not respecting our personal space and ceasing to do something immediately that is hurting someone – such as ramming his head into mommy and continuing when asked to stop. The acts themselves are not serious, but we’re trying to help him learning that he needs to be considerate of others and that includes stopping immediately when asked to do so.
Jacob…
- is really growing. He seems so tall now.
- has six teeth. One top tooth broke through Tuesday and another broke through this morning. There is 7th tooth on its way – I can see it bulging on the bottom gums.
- gets into EVERYTHING. The war to keep him out of things he shouldn’t touch and redirect him is on!
My favorite things this week were…
- a surprise coffee date with my friend Dee.
- slobbery baby kisses from Jacob.
- listening to Jonathan read these magazines National Geographic Little Kids magazines to Josh.
What’s next?
We’re now scheduled to finish Sonlight P 4/5 next week! We should also be able to finish the Pathway Days Go By workbook too. Then we’ll jump into Sonlight Readers 1 and LA 1 for our summer “break”. Might go back to reading The Hobbit to Jonathan too; he’s been asking to continue reading it.
I’ve linked my journal entry up with The Homeschool Chick.
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I love that you’re reading The Hobbit to your son, so fun! I read the first three books of the Chronicles of Narnia to my oldest when he was little… and he remembers some of it, even now! They just absorb that stuff, and love the sound of mommy’s voice!
He loves it. He says Bilbo is his favorite character because he has furry feet 🙂 We are about 6 chapters in but we haven’t read it in a few months.
I started using Pathway Readers with my son about 3 weeks ago and LOVE them! We are also doing the workbooks. Best learning to read choice I made this year. Do you use all SL? I’ve decided to go with them in the Fall. Used them once years ago when I had no clue what I was doing:/
I love Pathway. Jonathan started with those last summer, when he was just 3. He has learned to read so quickly with them.
We’ve done Sonlight P3/4 and P4/5. Next is Core A. I don’t use their science. Not sure if I’ll use the LA again after this summer, but I will probably continue to use the readers since in later cores they correspond with the history.
Which core are you using?
We also enjoyed the National Geographic Little Kids magazines. Unfortunately, my son has outgrown them now.