When it comes to home schooling you should follow a curriculum, which means you will have to buy it, or you can have a combination of.
I have a combination of because it is boring for us to follow an specific curriculum on a daily basis. Doing so seems a bit risky as you don't want you kids to miss on daily fluency. So, instead of buying books for concepts like Fact Families or spelling, I made these "dry erase dailies" and reuse them. It is cheaper (super)and it helps your child repeat and repeat until he gets proficient.
Using the dry erase sheets on a daily basis it is a good way to safe on paper and clutter. I place them on a transparent sheet although you may also laminate them for better quality. They go over the following:
I have a combination of because it is boring for us to follow an specific curriculum on a daily basis. Doing so seems a bit risky as you don't want you kids to miss on daily fluency. So, instead of buying books for concepts like Fact Families or spelling, I made these "dry erase dailies" and reuse them. It is cheaper (super)and it helps your child repeat and repeat until he gets proficient.
Using the dry erase sheets on a daily basis it is a good way to safe on paper and clutter. I place them on a transparent sheet although you may also laminate them for better quality. They go over the following:
Days of the week
What day was yesterday
Month of the Year
Description of Current Weather
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| Dry Erase Daily . I added my own clip arts. |
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| We decided to called these Betty and Bob (clip arts kids) |
This is the dry erase version for Fact Families. This one for instance will have Daniel adding and doing fact family on a daily basis. It becomes easier since I have them set up the day before so he can get started early in the morning without my help. I have him get started and then check on his work while he is reading his Language Arts books.
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| Dry Erase Daily Math. A wheel of Fact Families |
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