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Click here for the Painting with Watercolor Pencils curriculum Art Core 2: Painting with Watercolor Pencils is a beginner course in which students will start to learn color theory and watercolor painting techniques, exploring color mixing and color combinations and practicing with using brushes to create washes, hard and soft edges, tinting and shading, lines…
Click here for the Science 4 Homeschool Kit (5th Edition) curriculum Empower your 4th-grade explorers to stretch their wings—broadening their knowledge of the beauty and order displayed in God’s creation! Using a project-based, investigative approach, they’ll examine natural wonders through the lens of a biblical worldview—marveling at plants, animals, energy, water, patterns, life cycles, and more….
We love Gentle + Classical! This lesson plan does not include the curriculum but you can find the Nature Volume 1 curriculum at the Gentle + Classical website, here!
This lesson plan covers just the Reading aspects of the IEW PAL curriculum. You can purchase IEW PAL, here.
Click here for the Getty-Dubay Italic Book D curriculum Unique, neat and elegant, more and more students are switching to learning Italic! Italic Handwriting: Book D will help students to continue working on their basic and cursive italic letters. Tracing models and writing exercises are varied, eventually covering the total cursive program. Practice problems emphasize…
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Click here for the Spectrum Spelling, Grade 2 curriculum Spectrum Spelling Grade 2 provides focused practice on short and long vowels, sight words, contractions, and compound words. Thirty-two lessons are provided, with a review after every 3-5 lessons. Students first say (stressing the appropriate phonetic element) and then write out the new set of words…
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