HUGE HOMESCHOOL HAUL 2024 | Math Curriculum, Kindergarten Books, Language Arts, Spanish & MORE!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- I've got a massive haul of great homeschool curriculum and books for our family's homeschool today.
Find the Free Sample of The Curious Kinder available here: www.wheredyoulearnthat.com/fr...
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Narval Unicornio Marino: amzn.to/3XfTdGS
1st Grade Financial Literacy: amzn.to/4ccHYmA
Mooses with Bazookas: amzn.to/4ce7b0b
50 Adventures in 50 States: amzn.to/3ySX2HO
Atlas of Adventures Travel Edition: amzn.to/3X9f5DH
WELCOME //
I'm Rachel, a mom of three and the oldest in a family of 8 kids. I'm a second-generation homeschooler who is passionate about education. I'm originally from Michigan, but am living overseas. My two young boys and teaching homeschool lessons to my youngest sisters keep me busy, but I make time for writing and for making TH-cam videos, too! On this channel, you can expect videos featuring books and homeschool curriculum, homeschool tips for hard days, our journey raising bilingual kids, and vlogs about the intentional adventure that our homeschool lifestyle allows! Subscribe to join our family here:
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Would love a flip through of the Evan Moor Financial literacy workbooks
I will put that on my list!
Me too!!
Thank youuu
Aahhhh! Do you know what’s very cool? How close the TH-cam app is to the library app on my phone 📚😃! Thanks for ALL the great recommendations!
And how fun to be able to build a curriculum around some of your favorite picture books!
Love your enthusiasm 😃
Well isn't that convenient...or should I say...strategic?!
Narwhal and Jelly are very exciting books! My kids have read them many times and laugh everytime. 😃 Im sure your boys will love them!
I hope so! They look like a lot of fun, and we needed some "fun" for our Spanish reading options.
I love your new intro with the family picture! 😍
Thank you! The update was overdue. :)
Oh my, now adding even more books to my wish list. 😂 Thanks for the recommendations.
The wish list grows gradually longer...
Love seeing all the new learning materials and the great books for your boys that they will enjoy in the future!! The joy of reading!!
Yes, I love sharing my own love of books with them.
Rachel, do you have any videos going through First Language Lessons for the Well Teained Mind? I have been considering this for next year and would love to hear more about it from you.
I don't have one yet, but yes I should film one.
@@SevenInAll I would appreciate that very much. 😊
Omg we love well trained mind. My granddaughters enjoyed it and learned so much.
Hahaha I cracked up with how far you plan in advance. I do it too. I have 1st grade items for my preschooler, especially when I want to make sure the workbooks will still match with the guides.
That's a very real concern! With the wide age range in my family, my mom did end up with math books where the answers in the TG that she used over and over didn't match the student workbook at all because they had gone and made a new edition.
Rachel, stop everything and read the Wingfeather series. It is super popular and would be an ideal series for you to make literature guides for.
I just finished the fourth book and it is the best series (adult or child) that I have ever read.
Side note it shares a theme with Earthsea, True Names!
Ooooh, this is quite an emphatic recommendation! I'm very intrigued. And literature guides? Hmmm...
Hello Lighthouse and Farmhouse are part of a series. She's currently working the third about a house on wheels...a camper. So fun! ❤
Oh, I will have to look out for that one!
Love your book recommendations!!
Glad you like them!
Love the book recs ❤ We really enjoyed knight owl. We’ve been doing a birds unit study I made and worked it in ❤ I got a chicken for my birthday is hilarious also. My kids love it
I'll have to look that one up!
I love that you are pairing the gentle and classical on mission
Do you have more suggested books to go with your world geography your planning out?
I don't yet have a set list--I am taking book suggestions from the On Mission magazines themselves (they have suggested books in the front of the magazine) and am also doing a little bit of extra research. I am very happy with the Lonely Planet Kids "Cities" book I got in this haul...as I figure out exactly what using these will look like I will share more!
I don't currently have a geography collection, but I need to paint my kitchen (I finally decided that I spend the majority of my time in there, so it should be a color I like), and when I do that I will buy a huge world map and we will weave geography into any and every thing we can!
Ooh, what color are you going for in the kitchen? And yes, a giant world map sounds amazing when you spent a lot of time there.
@@SevenInAll Part of what keeps me slow is not knowing a color that will work well! 😅
I tried to make one wall white (I love natural light bouncing around me), but with little kids and food... it has proven too hard to keep clean.
I might do a very, very pale yellow. Or a darker "white".
I remember the 1st math picture book and I hear it often!!! My older kids read it as a reminder!!! I’ve had kids more dominant in German than English and if I remember correctly me and my siblings were dominant in either one of these 2 languages!!! Your. Oldest would enjoy the money math books!!! We only do the morning virtues read alouds if we decide we want to as we also do the Bible plan and catechisms and art study!!! We love geography but not found any good books so far!!! We do have a USA state book that we found in the supermarket in Sydney!!! We love that one but it was a rare thing that we found a good book!!! It’s awesome that BA is going well with your oldest!!! We loved MV attentiveness!!! We are currently doing MV self control!!! I made an extra Flashcard for it!!! We loved on mission Canada 🇨🇦 and my older kids asked for us to watch the bieber movies afterwards!!!
Thanks for sharing your experiences with some of these! I am looking forward to using them.
Yes we love atlases. The new one from the creator of Indescribable is the one I just bought.
Haven't heard of that one yet!
Fantastic haul, thanks for sharing! How many subjects of school do you usually get through in a day? You have so much variety it’s enviable❤… I’m still working on getting beyond 2 subjects in one day 😅
I just recently shared a current homeschool schedule that shows how all the different pieces come together in a school day: th-cam.com/video/CiRZ_hFxbyc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WdQr3ac_KcxSUCUh
The "feast" and variety in learning is very important to my own philosophy of education, so that definitely shapes our homeschool. In addition, with my young children, I do not do long lessons. I'd much rather spend 5-15 minutes working on something and then move on to the next thing vs. one long session on one topic. And my oldest does more and has a longer attention span than my second--because he's older and has built that up over time. It's amazing how much progress you can make when you can have consistent short daily learning sessions!
We really enjoy first language lessons for the younger years and then once they are 4th we start using IEW
Great to hear!
Lots of wonderful resources!! And yes! What is it about those geography resource books?! I have way too many. 😂
Let's just add that to the cost of the homeschool lifestyle...along with all the snacks.
My 5 year old loves the Narwal series. Maybe we should try some Spanish ones hmm 🤔
It's totally new to me but it looks like a lot of fun!
I'm going to have to count all my atlas/geography books now... I think we have about 10 🤭 and my boys are only 6 and 4. #itsahomeschoolthing
hahaha...I'm catching up with you!
❤💜💙 Sophie Blackall.
Such amazing illustrations!
What age do you plan to start the on mission magazines? I've been eyeing them!
I have already started using one on Vietnam (that I had previously bought) with my oldest, who is 6 and going into 1st grade. Some parts of the magazine (like history) are definitely more challenging than others. I was drawing a whole timeline to help him get a basic grasp of Vietnam history as we read the article.
Curious what you would do with your library if you move back to the US?
Ahhh...well, my approach would probably be pretty similar to when my husband and I originally downsized all of our worldly possessions to move overseas a decade ago: donate everything that would be useful and beneficial for others (many of my English books would I know be well loved by local friends or local learning centers and community centers...I know we could find good homes for them if we couldn't bring them with us), and find storage for or find a way to bring with us those items that are most irreplaceable or of most sentimental value. Last time we moved with all of our belongings in just a few suitcases...I'm not sure if that will be doable whenever we find ourselves making another major move.
I seriously do not recognize a single picture book from the end of the video. And you present them so fondly like they are lifelong loves?! Am I really this ignorant in children's literature? Thanks for the list, I'll be checking these out promptly!
A lot of those titles are relatively new as far as publishing date, with a few being in the last couple of years, and others being from the early 2000s when we probably were in a season of life where we weren't reading all that many picture books...
Curious, what country do you live in?
We live in SE Asia.
Do your children also learn the local language of the country you’re in?
We live in a very multi-lingual part of the world, so there's not just one "local" language--English is the lingua franca between different linguistic groups. My children have been dipping their toes into learning Mandarin Chinese, which is among the languages spoken locally, but I'm really leaning into getting Spanish literacy down before we put a whole lot of emphasis on learning Mandarin.
@@SevenInAll oh okay, that makes sense. 3 languages sounds so ambitious lol