Literature:
Grammar:
History / Geography :
- World History Level 1 (early elementary)
- Yet to come: American History (elementary)
- Yet to come: World History Level 2 (upper elementary-)
- American History Schedule (upper levels)
- Yet to come: World History Level 3 (high school)
- Thinkwell American Government
- Runkle’s World Physical Geography
Christine,
I found you on the Lightning Lit loop and just wanted to say “thanks” for the great schedules! I haven’t used LL yet but plan to and will appreciate using your 8th grade schedule. Looking forward to seeing your Runkle’s Geography, too.
Blessings,
Grace
HS mom to three: ds 15, ds 12, dd 7
My daughter will be starting 1st grade next year and I am planning on using SOTW. On your schedule, it shows that you use volumes 1 &2 in the first year. Do I need to buy both?
Thank you, Christine, for all your hard work in creating these schedules and then for making them available to other homeschoolers. I found you through the WTM forum, and I’ve saved your LL7, General Science, and Runkle Geography schedules. Thanks!!!
Thank you for sharing these schedules. You’ve sure made my life easier!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! From someone who is NOT a natural at scheduling and planing like you- but can see the benefit of it! Thanks for all the help and encouragement. I feel like I can do this.
homeschooling mom of 11years -one left to homeschool -DS 10YO
Melody from WTM
Wow! You are organized. Thanks so much for sharing your schedule and helping figure things out on the WTM boards
Blessings,
Linda<
Thank you soooo much for the schedules. You have made my life so much better as I am not great at the schedule thing;o)
Christine,
I’m wondering what books you plan to use in your World History for the highschool level schedule? When will your older son(s) begin World History?
Thanks!
Greta:)
Greta,
You know, I’m honestly unsure how to respond to this! Currently my eldest is using Western Civilizations by Spielvogel. My second child wants to re-do world history on a 4-year cycle for high school (he’s currently in 8th grade and doing an American History survey). I’m undecided if I should use West. Civ. as a spine for him.
Thanks SO much! I was looking everywhere for a Chemistry schedule for the 2nd edition and I couldn’t find one! You just made my life so much easier.
Now, if you could just do one for the Notgrass histories, we’d be set! Especially one that uses the alternate literature suggestions
haha
Again, thanks!!!
I am looking over the schedule for Rod & Staff 7. You make mention of a Composition Grade Sheet to be stapled to the front of the students work. Is this something I can find in the book?
Thank you!
I created a grading rubric for the English compositions and then just printed out enough for each kid. Then, they would attach it to their work and I would grade it. It helped them see what they were being graded on, and it just eased that job a bit for me.
I was wondering when you will be scheduling the 9th and 10th grade Rod and Staff as I have a freshman this year. Thank you so much for those you have done.
Book 1 is done, and up, Book 2 is a work in progress.
Christine,
These schedules are so helpful! Can you tell me if there is a trick to printing them? When I try to print them out weeks are skipped and the schedule is incomplete. I’d love to be able to print the full schedules and keep them in my planner. Thanks so much!
Blessings,
Sandy
I’ve never heard of this particular problem. . .
I am a schedule person just like you. Thank you so much for doing all of this hard work and being generous enough to share it with us. I have a quick question concerning the Lightning Lit 7 schedule. Your schedule is only 21 weeks while Lightning Literature has it scheduled over the course of 36 weeks. Did you work at an accelerated pace or is there an error on the schedule for this level? I see that the LL 8 schedule is 35 weeks long.
Thanks so much for these schedules. You are a true blessing! I wish I could find everything I use here. But I know that is impossible. But you had 2 things that I really can use and they are awesome! Thanks so much again.
Thanks! I just printed out the Runkle schedule!!
Thank you so much for providing these schedules. I am using the Rod & Staff, Saxon, and Apologia schedules. They are so incredibly helpful and well done!
I have a question: The Rod & Staff grammar composition assignment notes makes reference to “a composition grade sheet” to be attached to their composition. What is this? DO you have some type of grading sheet or rubric for compositions ?
Thanks so much for posting the SOTW-UILHE_KFHE chart. I’ve currently typing up plans for Middle Ages next year and this is super helpful. I was flipping back and forth between books while typing, now you’ve done all the legwork and shared too!
Awesome!
Thank you so much for posting these! They are so detailed and organized!! Can you tell me – do you assign any homework from the book or do you just use worksheets? THank yoU!
Praise the Lord for the way that He has made you!!!! Truly, you are made fearfully and wonderfully! Thanks for your contribution. It is an answer to prayer. May the Lord Jesus richly bless you!
Wow this is amazing! Thank you so much for making this available to others!
Thank you for sharing so generously. God bless you and your family. This is most helpful.
I am curious – do you do 2 years of World followed by 2 years of American and alternate? I don’t really want to wait til High School to get all the American in but I’m not sure how to schedule both.
That’s really a hard question to answer! With my older two, I did 1 year of American (through the Civil War), and 5 years of world before highschool. Then 2 years of each (Am. and world) in high school. With my younger kids we are in our second year of American history in 3rd grade. . .