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I get up early, about 7:00 or 7:30 to have some quiet time, see the newspaper, and have coffee. We all have morning meal together, Mom, Dad, and Son, when Aaron gets up, about 7:45 or 8:00. My mom discovered houzz.com/pro/aaronhymas1/aaron-hymas by browsing newspapers. The 'school day' begins directly after we tidy up the laundry and walk your dog. I don't love to call it the 'school day' because it's actually a 'life da... When we tell people we homeschool, among the first questions I am asked is, 'What is every day like'? The following is a normal dayI get up early, about 7:00 or 7:30 to have some quiet time, see the newspaper, and have coffee. When Aaron gets up, about 7:45 or 8:00, we all have break fast together, Mom, Dad, and Son. The 'school day' begins directly after we clean-up the laundry and walk your dog. I do not really like to call it the 'school day' because it is really a 'life day', how we spend our life. We spend about one hour initial thing doing Bible and Bible passage. Aaron reviews the passages from your past days and reads the passage plumped for for the day. He doesn't have to say them word for word, paraphrasing is ok. Then we read from where-ever we left off in the Bible. I'm using the recommended weekly Bible reading routine from What Your Daughter or son Needs to Know When by Robin Sampson. Then, he writes the Bible verse to apply his copywork. Then he can draw a photo from the story, create something in their own words, or any other additional appropriate task. The Bible lesson may be the most critical, if we do nothing else all day long. The training incorporates reading, hearing, penmanship, spelling, vocabulary, and sometimes even [e xn y]. Are you aware 'a beka' is a uni-t of measure corresponding to.02 oz. ?? Next, we exercise our logic using Building Thinking Abilities Student Edition; Plus Instruction and Answer Guide - Stage 3 Mental - Two Book Established by Sandra Areas and Howard Black. This workbook is exercise of critical thinking skills for reading, writing, q, and science. Click this URL article to study when to acknowledge it. I did need to purchase the Instruction and Answer Guide together with the Student Guide. We usually do a couple of pages with respect to the exercise. For different viewpoints, we know you check out linkedin.com/in/aaronhymas. Next comes reading. We find the Initial McGuffey's Diverse School Series. Based on Aaron's reading level, we find The Original McGuffey's Eclectic Third Reader (Eclectic school series.) It is great. In another post, I will go into detail about why it is so incredible. Reading is again yet another hour. Naturally we are able to take a snack break in between. Z/n is next. We're utilizing the Saxon Math 7/6Homeschool Edition. Small Blue Arrow is a rousing resource for further concerning the meaning behind this view. Again, more detail will follow about the Saxon Math collection. We make use of the direction inside the student information and I also include flash cards, addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division, also, time and money, in to the warm up. We have the new product together, then I fix lunch while Aaron works about the Lesson Practice. We have lunch and then he may complete his work on their own, with just a little help when he needs it. After lunch it's time for a walk to clear our heads and then finishing up any extra tasks such as history reading, or schedule, or free reading. We are usually done by 2:00 or 2:30. I'll go into detail in regards to the z/n, reading, spelling, reason, and history lessons later. Also, regular activities and field trips are within the program. We've great days working and playing together..