CassandraM
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Where can I find resources for already designed curriculum?
My two daughters attend a pre-school program two days a week. Summer is almost here and I'm looking for a program that is already designed, somewhat like they use in their school. For instance, each day has a theme, and all their learning activities and crafts revolve around that theme. Is this out there anywhere, or do I have to try to piece each day together with my own ideas? I will if I need to, but I just thought there were curriculums that were already completed for teachers to follow.
In Topics:
Preschool, Homeschooling, Preparing my child for preschool
> 60 days ago
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I am a homeschooling mom of 6 years. I highly recommend Five in a Row. If you are unfamiliar with homeschooling terms Five in a Row specializes in Unit Studies, you will probably want to check out "Before five in a Row", depending on their learning levels. Love their Unit Studies for young kids. If you will be homeschooling next year check into our new free Homeschool site www.HSsegue.com, Just launched nation-wide.
But first chek out Five in a Row.
Tamma
But first chek out Five in a Row.
Tamma
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> 60 days ago
Look into Sonlight curriculum. It is full of delightful books.
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> 60 days ago
There is a great website at www.ABCJesusLovesMe.com that contains complete lesson plans for both 3 and 4 year old children. It is a completely free Preschool Bible Curriculum!
www.abcjesuslovesme.com
www.abcjesuslovesme.com
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> 60 days ago
ABeka, a curriculum designed for Christian private schools and home-educators, has wonderful pre-K and kindergarten workbooks. The "curriculum" tab on Bona Vita (A blog which I co-manage) has links to several articles which provide ideas for teaching young children.
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> 60 days ago
