April Homeschool Update: I Made Changes to Finish Strong

As the school year winds down, many homeschoolers are looking for ways to finish strong. For some, this means making changes to their curriculum and approach. This April homeschool update will discuss some of the changes I made to my homeschool curriculum to help my children finish the year strong.

Sonlight

I have been using Sonlight for my homeschool curriculum for the past few years. Sonlight is a literature-based curriculum that focuses on reading and comprehension. This year, I decided to make a few changes to the Sonlight curriculum to help my children finish the year strong.

First, I added more challenging books to the curriculum. I wanted to make sure my children were being challenged and were able to read and comprehend more difficult material. I also added more hands-on activities to the curriculum. This allowed my children to engage with the material in a more interactive way.

Finally, I added more writing activities to the curriculum. This allowed my children to practice their writing skills and to express their thoughts and ideas in a more organized way.

Saxon

I also decided to make some changes to my Saxon math curriculum. Saxon is a traditional math curriculum that focuses on problem-solving and critical thinking. This year, I added more challenging problems to the curriculum. This allowed my children to practice their problem-solving skills and to think more critically about the material.

I also added more hands-on activities to the curriculum. This allowed my children to engage with the material in a more interactive way. Finally, I added more practice tests to the curriculum. This allowed my children to practice their test-taking skills and to become more comfortable with the material.

Logic of English

I also decided to make some changes to my Logic of English curriculum. Logic of English is a phonics-based curriculum that focuses on reading and spelling. This year, I added more challenging words to the curriculum. This allowed my children to practice their reading and spelling skills and to become more comfortable with more difficult words.

I also added more hands-on activities to the curriculum. This allowed my children to engage with the material in a more interactive way. Finally, I added more writing activities to the curriculum. This allowed my children to practice their writing skills and to express their thoughts and ideas in a more organized way.

Abeka

Finally, I decided to make some changes to my Abeka curriculum. Abeka is a traditional curriculum that focuses on reading, writing, and math. This year, I added more challenging material to the curriculum. This allowed my children to practice their reading, writing, and math skills and to become more comfortable with more difficult material.

I also added more hands-on activities to the curriculum. This allowed my children to engage with the material in a more interactive way. Finally, I added more practice tests to the curriculum. This allowed my children to practice their test-taking skills and to become more comfortable with the material.

FAQs

What changes did you make to your homeschool curriculum?

I made changes to my Sonlight, Saxon, Logic of English, and Abeka curriculums. I added more challenging material, more hands-on activities, and more practice tests to each curriculum.

Why did you make changes to your homeschool curriculum?

I made changes to my homeschool curriculum to help my children finish the year strong. I wanted to make sure my children were being challenged and were able to read, write, and comprehend more difficult material.

How did the changes help your children?

The changes helped my children by allowing them to practice their reading, writing, and math skills and to become more comfortable with more difficult material. The changes also allowed my children to engage with the material in a more interactive way.