LANGUAGE ARTS | Homeschool Curriculum Choices for 2022-2023 | Language Arts Curriculum Reveal Collab

LANGUAGE ARTS | Homeschool Curriculum Choices for 2022-2023 | Language Arts Curriculum Reveal Collab

In this video I will go through my language arts picks for all my kids in 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th grade for the 2022-2023 school year. Also, this video is a part of a collaboration hosted by Shauna from Homegrown Homeschool and myself with some other homeschool moms here on YouTube. This video is a part of a 4-part series in which I will be "revealing" what we will be doing in regards to 1) family subjects, 2) math, 3) language arts, and 4) electives and extras.

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00:00 Introduction
01:25 Family Language Arts
02:15 Grammar, Writing, Vocabulary, Poetry, and Literature
09:45 Vocabulary
12:10 4th and 5th Grader's Individual Language Arts
12:30 General Language Arts
15:05 Phonics
15:30 Spelling
16:00 Handwriting
16:20 Literature
16:40 6th Grader's Individual Language Arts
17:00 Writing
17:20 Easy Grammar Plus
18:15 Vocabulary
20:30 Handwriting
20:50 Literature
21:40 7th Grader's Individual Language Arts
22:00 Writing
22:20 Grammar
23:00 Spelling
23:40 Phonics
24:05 Handwriting
24:25 Literature
24:45 Conclusion

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[lifewithginab]

Such a great choices! Thanks for sharing!!

[HomegrownHomeschool]

Ohhhh what a good idea for cursive with the highlighter! Totally stealing that

[HomegrownHomeschool]

So happy for this milestone in your channel 💕

[crazychappellchaos]

So many great options! I love how you just mix and match and make it yours!

[gatheredandgroundedhomeschool]

I've heard alot of the Michael Clay Thompson interesting! Would love you to give updates once you start using it.

[fancyflamingo]

I just checked out the sample videos from Word Up...That is exactly how I would want to learn vocab! They look fun!

[audreymaldonado]

Word up looks great! Both my kiddos are on the spectrum and learn really well through video and vocabulary is a big focus I want for them.
I have the MCT language teacher books, but I’ve never used them 😬
We live IEW Fix it grammar but only made it halfway through one of the history based writing. I think your smart to break it up over two years.
I have really enjoyed your channel. Keep it up!

[DaniB]

Love your channel ! Newbie mom here and I’ve been binging all your videos … word up looks like a good way to mix up things up for kiddos ..I’d be interested in trying

[dorothy.k.]

The Word Up subscription sounds fun!
My kids love Explode the Code. This upcoming year will be the first year for grammar, my oldest will be 3rd grade. I will probably be using Spelling Wisdom and Using Language Well from Simply Charlotte Mason, although I also have the book Simply Grammar by Karen Andreola and also found a course called Gentle Grammar that is a free download! I'll look over them all this summer and decide what we're doing. I love the Critical Thinking Company and plan on using Word Roots for my oldest too. My son who is sorta 1st-2nd grade will continue with Level 3 of SCM's Delightful Reading and Explode the Code.
Thanks for sharing these picks!

[rrichards]

Wow, I had not heard about Compass Classroom before and I love the look of Word Up and their creative writing courses. I think I will start with the Bog Owl course as those books were brilliant and we have already read them. We did Sing School Latin a few years back and we really loved finding out about how our English words came to be so Word up would be ideal. Plus it is digital so I don't have to deal with overseas postage!

[EducationalRoots]

Oh my gosh, Word Up is exactly what I was looking for, except I wasn’t even looking! lol! Thanks!

[MW-]

We are doing Easy Grammar+ this upcoming year too! Word Up looks great!!

[gbcflower]

MCT reminds me just slightly of the old book Grammar Land. I read that book aloud to my children this past year and it was a fun way to learn about the parts of speech. Grammar Land is an old book so it's available in the public domain.

[MindfullyLiv]

I hope you guys enjoy MCT! We're trying our first year of Explode the Code with my kindergartener and I think it's going to be a good time! My oldest saw some of the things I picked up for his little sister and he's now asking me if he can also do it, so I might pick up some of the later levels now too 😊

[claudialee]

I would like to try word up :)

My 3 daughters used the Queen Language Lessons all the way through high school (we only went up to the high school review one in 9th grade). I always worried if it was “enough”. It was!!! One girl got a perfect on ACT English and reading and the other two near perfect. All three excelled in college writing courses. (At a rigorous Ivy League university) Will use again with my two little ones.

[jennajadeg]

Word up sounds fun, interested in trying that. We loved Explode the Code and Wordly Wise 🥰

[tammyh]

I've used Easy Grammar and IEW in the past. I also like to use lists to help choose good literature for my daughter to read. I will have to look into Book Shark's book list. I have a child that struggles with spelling, so I'm interested in Spelling U See as well. Word Up looks interesting and something I will have to look into. I agree that learning Latin roots are important in developing a strong vocabulary.

[alyssamurchie]

Wonderful choices! Do you have a video on how you pace IEW throughout the week/month/school year. I like slowing it down, because I don't think it's necessary to be doing a paper a week (which I believe is how the program is originally planned).

[rolandabradley]

I am going to try worldly wise this year. I’m also very intrigued with language lessons for elementary. I’m going to look into that. I am interested in wining thr word up download too. Thank you!

[HomeschoolwithMelissa]

We are loving Explode the Code. We would love to try Word Up