HOMESCHOOL LANGUAGE ARTS WITHOUT AN ALL IN ONE CURRICULUM

How do you teach language arts? Phonics, Writing, Grammar, Spelling, Poetry, Literature…. Sometimes we find a all-in-one curriculum where all of the subjects of Language Arts are included. But what if you are looking for something different? What if you are wanting to try piecing together different curriculums to cover all these important Language Arts subjects?

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[Lianneangele]

Thanks for your videos! They are extremely helpful as a new homeschool mom pulling kids out of public school

[tiptontipton]

This is the first video I see that actually gives good tips on specific subjects that I need. Thank you

[PenniesAndSalt]

I love how you broke it down by daily and weekly. Having that view really helps when planning.

[Mylightfilledjourney]

Thank you for your video. I have many ideas to try with my 2nd/3rd grader. Happy homeschooling ❤❤

[thisgraceylife]

The Little House series was our language arts curriculum last year. My kids retained more than any other year. This year we will be using Farmer Boy as our science and history book for the majority of the year along with a small vegitable garden we will be digging, shaping, tilling, fertilizing, planting, and harvesting throughout the year. Homeschool truly is all about growing our kids into good, strong, God fearing people who can go out into the world and care for His children.

[mindybuda]

I want to cry. This has been so extremely helpful!!!

[mindybuda]

Where do I find those cute little grammar jingles? I love that!

[PenniesAndSalt]

I used to not be huge with poetry, although I do like it. I have found choosing a poem per month to learn as a family during morning basket has been really great!

[cwhipp]

Aww I love that Spiderman was able to attend class that day😂❤

[markholder]

I’d love to see a video like this on math also

[lifewithginab]

Love how you broke things down! I love your narration journals!

[missramireztr]

Wow! I have 4 kids and I am SO overwhelmed by language arts because there is so much. All about reading I don't know how to set up the letters.

[NicholePhillips-vs]

This has been super helpful! I have been struggling on how and what to do with my 1st grader and how to incorporate and make changes for my 3rd grader for next year. I live in NYS so I have strict requirements and didn't know how to do it and yet keep it simple at young ages.

I am also glad to hear your free advice on a struggling writer when it comes to the brain and paper coordination. I just thought my second grader wasn't getting it. He's super smart and can do it but when I apply too much on him, I feel like he's in overload and it gets ugly and he hates writing to begin with (at least for school and still makes letters incorrectly and won't use the line as a guide, uses upper and lower case letters or anything else for that matter). Thank you for pointing all this out because I was just beating myself up when clearly this is or can be normal at this age 🤔.

[makeitcount]

This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

[HomeSweetHomeschoolLife]

This is great and going to be so helpful for those planning their Language Arts.

[j.a.p]

This was such a great video! Love your videos! Thank you!

[nicolepietrantonio]

Thank you so much for taking the time to put this video together. All of the information you offered was so helpful. I also really liked the curriculum suggestions you mentioned and may give them a try this year. The tip about dictation was phenomenal. My kids (4 to 8) love to tell stories all the time but when it comes to writing them down they get lost in the spelling and function that it takes away from the experience. I am going to use the typing suggestion for sure. What we did prior was they would draw a picture in relation to what we read, but again I love the dictation idea. Thank you very much!

[SevenInAll]

Loved hearing about how you cover Language Arts in your family! And yes, reading aloud to the parent is so important in those early reading years.

[markholder]

Awesome video! I’d love a list of these time blocks, if you ever get time —this is a great framework. Just a reminder for me cause I’ll forget lol.

[annahunt]

Ok, how do you keep up with all that? 😂 It was wonderful advice and I absolutely love your approach to LA, but is it as parent-led and intense as it sounds? And how do you do record keeping? I’m not great at it, but I’d love to be better. Any tips there?