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Glpers homeschooling: Teach Your Children Well updated January 2021

 
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Khan Academy Kids is doing a camp....

Here is the first week with lesson plan!

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Melissa and Doug printables

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You can also sign up for email receivables. And you don’t have to waste paper.... touch screens are great for these.
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Bump.

Also school zone has a great program ... look for coupons. I managed to get it for $8 per month.

Preschool to 6th grade

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Bump for ease of finding.... was recommended this thtread op - cheers man hf
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Resources for kids to learn code online.

[link to techiehomeschoolmom.com (secure)]

My kids learned it through microsoft, they used to offer free classes on the weekends for kids.
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Bump for ease of finding.... was recommended this thtread op - cheers man hf
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Can Use a throwaway email to register, I suppose if you want to remain anonymous, like going on here...

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Tool

Smithsonian Learning Lab

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Another great tool

Big History Project

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MIT open coursework

Excellent resource to keep them learning even if they get ahead.

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K through 12th

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A resource for teaching gifted kids

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The good and the beautiful are great if you have a normal flow kid. I really like the lessons.

And they offer their language arts and a few other free e-resources.

If you have a bright or gifted kid.... be willing to not do the insane repetitions. Just write a note as to why you skipped things for record keeping stuffs.

Average students need 10 to 18 repetitions

Bright students need 5 to 8 repetitions

Gifted students need 1 to 2 repetitions

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Links to download pdf's containing everything a child typically learns in each grade. Completely awesome if you want to build your own lesson plans, which I don't really want to do, but it's looking like I'm going to have to.

I was finally able to get my kids registered for homeschool. I was going to use all in one homeschool site, but neither of my kids are liking it at all. So I came looking for this thread to see what you guys had already posted.
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[link to www.abeka.com (secure)]

Links to download pdf's containing everything a child typically learns in each grade. Completely awesome if you want to build your own lesson plans, which I don't really want to do, but it's looking like I'm going to have to.

I was finally able to get my kids registered for homeschool. I was going to use all in one homeschool site, but neither of my kids are liking it at all. So I came looking for this thread to see what you guys had already posted.
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Glad to hear you got the school thing sorted.

I am blessed that Zeph is young enough that workbooks are easy to come by..... I even found two Disney ones because FTW, we need cute.

And I soooooo appreciate Iowa.... don’t need lesson plans. And school isn’t compulsory until 6.... so for six more months I don’t have to keep track of stuff.

We will be 3/5 through second grade before that! Wooohoooo. But I saved and dated all his workbook pages.... so eh.
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[link to www.abeka.com (secure)]

Links to download pdf's containing everything a child typically learns in each grade. Completely awesome if you want to build your own lesson plans, which I don't really want to do, but it's looking like I'm going to have to.

I was finally able to get my kids registered for homeschool. I was going to use all in one homeschool site, but neither of my kids are liking it at all. So I came looking for this thread to see what you guys had already posted.
 Quoting: Crazy Chicken Lady


Glad to hear you got the school thing sorted.

I am blessed that Zeph is young enough that workbooks are easy to come by..... I even found two Disney ones because FTW, we need cute.

And I soooooo appreciate Iowa.... don’t need lesson plans. And school isn’t compulsory until 6.... so for six more months I don’t have to keep track of stuff.

We will be 3/5 through second grade before that! Wooohoooo. But I saved and dated all his workbook pages.... so eh.
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Where do you get the workbooks? My youngest could do those. We had gotten a printer for free, and today I realized why it was free, and now I'm frustrated enough to want to chuck it off the porch. So printing anything right now is not an option until I can buy one.

When I was homeschooling my oldest ones in NY, their laws are very strict, but I think in IN I had the option to unschool. Here in TN I can't just send in a LOI, and I have to specify a curriculum that I plan to use. Even if that means I specify a website, and then use various other resources too. But I only have to keep track of attendance. Teaching the 4 core subjects shouldn't be too hard though.
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[link to www.abeka.com (secure)]

Links to download pdf's containing everything a child typically learns in each grade. Completely awesome if you want to build your own lesson plans, which I don't really want to do, but it's looking like I'm going to have to.

I was finally able to get my kids registered for homeschool. I was going to use all in one homeschool site, but neither of my kids are liking it at all. So I came looking for this thread to see what you guys had already posted.
 Quoting: Crazy Chicken Lady


Glad to hear you got the school thing sorted.

I am blessed that Zeph is young enough that workbooks are easy to come by..... I even found two Disney ones because FTW, we need cute.

And I soooooo appreciate Iowa.... don’t need lesson plans. And school isn’t compulsory until 6.... so for six more months I don’t have to keep track of stuff.

We will be 3/5 through second grade before that! Wooohoooo. But I saved and dated all his workbook pages.... so eh.
 Quoting: CleverCreator


Where do you get the workbooks? My youngest could do those. We had gotten a printer for free, and today I realized why it was free, and now I'm frustrated enough to want to chuck it off the porch. So printing anything right now is not an option until I can buy one.

When I was homeschooling my oldest ones in NY, their laws are very strict, but I think in IN I had the option to unschool. Here in TN I can't just send in a LOI, and I have to specify a curriculum that I plan to use. Even if that means I specify a website, and then use various other resources too. But I only have to keep track of attendance. Teaching the 4 core subjects shouldn't be too hard though.
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Amazon :)

Nah. Not hard. Give me the afternoon.... I can get you straight.

Grade?
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[link to www.abeka.com (secure)]

Links to download pdf's containing everything a child typically learns in each grade. Completely awesome if you want to build your own lesson plans, which I don't really want to do, but it's looking like I'm going to have to.

I was finally able to get my kids registered for homeschool. I was going to use all in one homeschool site, but neither of my kids are liking it at all. So I came looking for this thread to see what you guys had already posted.
 Quoting: Crazy Chicken Lady


Glad to hear you got the school thing sorted.

I am blessed that Zeph is young enough that workbooks are easy to come by..... I even found two Disney ones because FTW, we need cute.

And I soooooo appreciate Iowa.... don’t need lesson plans. And school isn’t compulsory until 6.... so for six more months I don’t have to keep track of stuff.

We will be 3/5 through second grade before that! Wooohoooo. But I saved and dated all his workbook pages.... so eh.
 Quoting: CleverCreator


Where do you get the workbooks? My youngest could do those. We had gotten a printer for free, and today I realized why it was free, and now I'm frustrated enough to want to chuck it off the porch. So printing anything right now is not an option until I can buy one.

When I was homeschooling my oldest ones in NY, their laws are very strict, but I think in IN I had the option to unschool. Here in TN I can't just send in a LOI, and I have to specify a curriculum that I plan to use. Even if that means I specify a website, and then use various other resources too. But I only have to keep track of attendance. Teaching the 4 core subjects shouldn't be too hard though.
 Quoting: Crazy Chicken Lady


Amazon :)

Nah. Not hard. Give me the afternoon.... I can get you straight.

Grade?
 Quoting: CleverCreator


You can also use these workbooks. They are the whole year in one.

[link to www.amazon.com (secure)]
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I am not affiliated with any school organizations.... I just like free resources... because little man eats Through stuff.

The Good and the Beautiful has their space unit for free download until February 1st

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Update:

Reminders:

-Keep your day on a schedule as much as possible;
teaching from home you need to have some structure and stick to it.

-Take some time the week before and using a planner, organize the week to come and check to see links work, etc, order books, buy stuff for science experiments, etc.

Make sure you are saving time for read-alouds-for your child to read to you and vice versa.

Pick a topic of interest to investigate: create a investigation box of stuff with a notebook; use an old Amazon box, etc. like a rock collection; maps from around the world; or state-specific, country-specific, etc.

Devise your own types of assessments with child's input; for example, you want child to learn the parts of the plant cell or skin cell or a blood drop cell--using a worksheet to fill in the names of the parts to learn those names; have child draw their own version using worksheet as a guide; then investigate types of cells and how they are the same or different; try to learn how to spell those vocabulary words; build a cell using legos or print out a puzzle version to do independently...remember what you emphasize is what they will remember..

Last, don't ever say you hate a subject or that it "sucks"
If you say you love maths, they will pick up on that emotion--and if you are getting a second chance with a subject by teaching your kid, try to make a fresh start with it and look for how numbers structure our world--hard to explain what I'm getting at but think of it like going back and detangling, getting the knots out of your thinking like detangling a knot in your hair...just a suggestion...


Some new links:

This has a ton of links, some of which I am putting here below this one
[link to www.exquisite-minds.com (secure)]

I really like this one
Philosophy for kids: lots of
[link to www.philosophyforchildren.org (secure)]

And from that, this:
[link to www.plato-philosophy.org (secure)]
Keep in mind some of this you need to read first and do a little prep; and that some may be more liberal than others, so pick and choose

UK, The Philosophy Man (your children may already be getting some of this in their school)
[link to www.thephilosophyman.com (secure)]


This is great and it's free
[link to phet.colorado.edu (secure)]
many of the sims come with lesson plans
mainly for older kids, but younger ones can benefit from the visuals, especially for the states of matter and the make your own atoms is fun

[link to www.learner.org (secure)]
English/reading resources

Reading is alot of vocabulary, and the dictionary is your friend!

Creating a mini-dictionary using a real one enables children to "own" their new words by writing them down--true for anything: writing it down helps to develop long-term memories
[link to simplyskilledinsecond.com (secure)]

Putting words in ABC order to the third letter for primary 2nd to 3rd; lining up words so the letters are under each other

cab
cake
camera
cat

you get the idea..

also word rhyming word families

here's some more:
[link to www.k12reader.com (secure)]

[link to www.homereadinghelper.org (secure)]

this is for the dictionary, but a great resource when you go back to the home page
[link to minds-in-bloom.com (secure)]


This is a good resources for at-home science experiments
[link to youngscientistlab.com (secure)]


A lot of UK legends with photos of historical sites (caution uses flash and may be hard to load)
[link to myths.e2bn.org]

[link to www.englishworksheetsland.com (secure)]

1st grade math minute pdf
[link to www.whsd.k12.pa.us (secure)]

Do one or two a day (print them out--I suggest printing the whole thing as this may disappear)

Discovery Education free puzzlemakers
[link to puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com (secure)]
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If you search the web.... you can find a lot of email lists that are worth it....

Like [link to www.greatschools.org (secure)]


Here is a second grade worksheet on learning the art of writing a story

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For kids that love story books!

Vooks!

ACCESS ENTIRE LIBRARY MARCH 2nd‑3rd
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Let’s get every child reading on NEA's Read Across America Day.

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A great video resource

Crash Course

Kids version

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More adult but good for advanced kids

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It is more important than ever to teach children emotional intelligence. Especially in a world where rage and ignorance is a status quo.

With these tools, they won’t overreact to bullies or assholes. And they can find humor in even the darkest of times.

Why We Need to Teach Kids Emotional Intelligence
It's the most important skill we can pass on.

Less than 50%

1. Self-awareness. Knowing our own emotions.
2. Self-regulation. Being able to regulate and control how we react to our emotions.
3. Internal motivation. Having a sense of what’s important in life.
4. Empathy. Understanding the emotions of others.
5. Social skills. Being able to build social connections.

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You need to teach kids the way an apprentice did. A job.

The other 80% of your curriculum should be how to fix refrigerators, washing machines, the wiring under a sink, plumbing, how to code.

Teach jobs that Bill Gates would think gives you a reason to live, like coding, or mechanics for fixing robots. Since he's gonna kill off most people he sees as useless
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No more liberal soft sciences. This is the time to teach your kids to rough it in the real world.

Arts and crafts are busy work. Billionaire kids can waste time with it, but not us. There's no time.

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It is more important than ever to teach children emotional intelligence. Especially in a world where rage and ignorance is a status quo.

With these tools, they won’t overreact to bullies or assholes. And they can find humor in even the darkest of times.

Why We Need to Teach Kids Emotional Intelligence
It's the most important skill we can pass on.

Less than 50%

1. Self-awareness. Knowing our own emotions.
2. Self-regulation. Being able to regulate and control how we react to our emotions.
3. Internal motivation. Having a sense of what’s important in life.
4. Empathy. Understanding the emotions of others.
5. Social skills. Being able to build social connections.

[link to www.psychologytoday.com (secure)]
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Apple does not fall far from the tree.

Obviously no matter the education

You should except Jesus Christ as Your Savior and Bow, begging forgiveness.

You have been on a dark path and will continue until you ask Jesus into your life.





GLP