Homeschool Plans and Curriculum for 2023-2024

Homeschool curriculum picks and homeschool curriculum organization! Back to school prep including our homeschool curriculum haul for 2023-2024.

#homeschool #simpleliving #slowliving #intentionalliving

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0:00 intro
0:36 homeschool planning
3:00 family subjects
3:30 world history and art
4:06 bible study
5:32 geography
7:56 music
8:43 science
10:00 poetry
13:33 read alouds
15:45 homeschool first grade
17:32 homeschool second grade
20:19 homeschool third grade
32:40 homeschool organization
33:20 homeschool supplies
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Sturdy Magazine Holders:

Homeschool Planning:

Action Bible:

Kids Visual:

Adventure Bible:

Desk Atlas of the US:

Music:

Biology books:
super simple biology:

biology for curious kids:

Usborne second library:

girl health:

boy health:

Homeschool Channel: @JadyA
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★ VIDEO: 5 Ways I Slow Down My Week ★

★ VIDEO: 15 Ways Simple Living Change My Life ★

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Simple Living
Decluttering is part of simple living for me. Living with less stuff makes life simpler in our house. However, simple living does not mean easy living. Simple living is about uncomplicating parts of your life. By decluttering, choosing your enough, and focusing intentionally on what matters most to you, a life of slow and simple living is possible.

Slow Living
A slow living lifestyle is sometimes perceived as an antidote to the effects of that fast paced life. Slow living is about balancing the things you want to do WITH the speed of life. Slowing down and embracing slow living is not about getting the same amount of things done at a slower pace. Rather, slow and simple living is about finding balance and living better in our fast paced world.
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[lesliebowman]

I am so impressed by how much thought and time you put into your homeschool year. As a former public school teacher who now homeschools my 4 kiddos, I can tell you that you are doing an amazing job from both the public school and homeschool standpoint! You rock! Your children are so blessed to have you as teacher and MOM!

[allioakley]

My niece kept flunking her spelling test so I had her write the spelling words on a list and put it on the fridge and every time someone opened up the fridge they had to yell out a spelling word to her and she had to spell it and when she opened the fridge she had to yell out a spelling word and somebody in her family had to spell it she started getting 100's on her spelling tests and it was a lot of fun for the family and every week they put the new words on the fridge. When her 22-year old brother or her mother or father would get one of the words wrong she would giggle and giggle 😂

[pearliegates]

🙌AWESOME everything ... Planning, organization, etc. 👏I pray God blesses your family with a successful 2023-2024 Homeschool Year!🙏

[savannaskiles]

This is one of the most realistic, helpful homeschool videos i have ever watched. I have liatened to it 3 times and i am taking notes this time! Thank you!!!

[aliciacassio]

Hope you all have a wonderful year. I’m exhausted seeing how much work goes into prepping for school. You are clearly VERY thorough.

[susanstephens]

Your enthusiasm for teaching and learning is obvious. Awesome! 😊

[xylindria]

My favorite poet is shel Silverstein. They are illustrated kid friendly, silly and a lot of fun.

[Magdalena]

We’ve been homeschooling for 10 years now and we unschool. I recently minimized our homeschool stuff and wielded it down to arts math games and writing supplies with some puzzles books board games etc. it’s been wonderful not having so much stuff where

[brandyedmonds]

Love your videos! We are a homeschooling family also. We read The miraculous journey of Edward Tulane this past year. My daughters, 5 and 10 years old, loved it. We all cried!

[lindakhan]

I have only watched 7 min. of your video and all I can say is WOW! I didn't realize that there was so much work involved in homeschooling. I guess the popular misconception is that when kids don't to to public/private school and stay home they end up playing all day and maybe once in a while have actual learning time. but the way you describe your curriculum, they way of organizing your resources and the passion you put into this, I see why you children are doing so well. they can feed off of your positive energy to teach and makes them want to learn. Keep it up.

[janego]

I am a public high school teacher and am hugely impressed by your detailed organization and how much you have already prepped before the school year even starts out. Hats off to you!

My ADHD anxiety always kicks in when mapping out a lesson plan for more than a week or two, so I am even more impressed how far ahead you already are in planning!

[robynnjasper]

I have worked in child protective services for over 30 years. I always think of foster children or teens when I read the end of “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane” when he has hardened his heart against caring and being loved. That was one of my son’s favorite books.

[lianarojas]

Wow!! Huge planning work. Kudos on your organization and creativity!

[lennyburdick]

You are freaking amazing ! There are things you are making sure that get covered that weren’t done when I was in public school in the 60s and 70s. For example phonic wasn’t in fashion… I have been trying to teach myself for decades. I am so very very proud of you!!

[gilloliver]

hats off to you what a lot of work and research! Just a top tip if your son is going to be using the computer more please please do touch typing lessons! its a still for life and so much much harder with older children start young he will thank you when he's older - my kids have!

[joyindrelie]

Nature poetry for kids:
Otters, Snails and Tadpole Tails
Eric Ode
❤

[aliceb]

Very impressed at how organized and thorough you are. Such a great plan for your kiddos. They are lucky to have you. Great video. 🙂

[terrilloyd]

We had some English teachers combine music with poetry also. Finding songs and looking at lyrics as poetry.... the kids loved it. ❤😊

[DBanksofKC]

Wow! I am so impressed by your curriculum. Another item you might consider incorporating into the study of the states is the state quarters with symbolism of the state and the "America the Beautiful" quarter series which followed it to learn about the National parks and historic sites in each state.

[kristinmcewen]

I love Sing a Song of Seasons. A poem for every day of the year. It’s a beautiful book, and my kids like the poems a lot!