Here you will find a curriculum outline and a sample schedule for Level 1B. The print button at the bottom of this page will allow you to send it to your printer, a PDF file or e-mail address. You can also click directly on the outline and schedule to open a printable PDF file.
As you look at the schedule you will notice that not every subject is represented on the schedule according to the outline as some may be combined. For example, you might learn to sing a hymn as part of your morning prayer routine thus fulfilling the daily music suggestion.
Multiple Children/Ages/Levels
Many families combine the history readings and certainly nature study can be done together as can picture study. If you are home educating multiple children close in age you may find it easier to combine some subjects. Or, as some families report, you may find it easier NOT to combine but instead stagger the schedules so that while one child is figuring his sums you are listening to another’s narrations. While one is working on his copywork you can be giving another his dictation, etc.
The schedule above is only an example of what your schedule might look like. You should adapt it to your family’s needs. You may have many interruptions and/or your child may need more frequent breaks. If the schedule seems too heavy in the morning break it up between morning and afternoon. Build your schedule to allow for flexibility and to meet your season of life.
- 9:00-1st lesson
- 9:25–2nd lesson (20 min. from previous lesson + 5 minute transition time)
- 9:50-3rd lesson
- 10:15-break (15 -20 min.)
- 10:30-4th lesson
- 10:50-5th lesson
- 11:10-6th lesson.
- The child is finished with formal work by 11:30 and has the afternoon to read, play outside, craft, draw, garden, etc.
Practical Work should also be included. Helping around the house and yard as well as learning a practical craft or skill such as simple sewing or knitting; clay modeling; making simple toys.