Grade One
2010-2011
Opening (five times weekly)
M O R N I N G P R AY E R S
S A I N T O F T H E D AY
SCRIPTURE READING
Catechism (twice weekly)
A N I L LU S T R AT E D C AT E C H I S M
AN GE L FOOD FOR BOY S AN D GI RLS
 THE APOSTLES’ CREED
 “Three Farms” (I, p.5)
 “Football Johnny” (I, p. 9)
 “The Boy Who Weighed an Elephant” (II, p. 9)
 Jesus Sends His Disciples to Proclaim the
Gospel
 The Teachers of Faith—the Apostles
 I believe in God, the Father Almighty,
 “Football Johnny” (I, p. 9)
 “The Devil at the Door” (I, p. 1)
 “The Dog That Didn’t Want a Vacation” (I, p. 13)
 “The Orphan’s Plea” (II, p. 13)
 “The Wooden Pony” (II, p. 92)
 “A Little Girl’s Prayer” (II, p. 16)
 “The Voice at the Window” (IV, p. 7)
 “God’s Secret” (IV, p. 3)
 “The Open Door” (IV, p. 53)
 Creator of heaven and earth,
 “123, 456 Mosquitoes” (I, p. 17)
 “Peanuts and Watermelon” (I, p. 21)
 “The Devil at Coney Island” (II, p. 19)
 “The Boy Who Dusted the Devil’s Trail” (II, p. 23)
 “The Little Devil with the Long Tail” (IV, p. 18)
 “The Last Flight” (IV, p. 22)
 “The World’s Best Flag” (IV, p. 25)
 and in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord,
 who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born
of the Virgin Mary,
 “The Angel With Silver Wings” (I, p. 29)
 “A Mother for Easter” (I, p. 34)
 “A Box of Hail Marys” (I, p. 38)
 “The Smallest Gift” (II, p. 40)
 “The Ten Little Fairies” (III, p. 103)
 “Peter, The Soldier” (IV, p. 28)
 “The Soldier’s Greeting” (IV, p. 32)
 suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified,
died…
 …and was buried. He descended into hell.
 The third day He rose again from the dead.
 He ascended into heaven,
 and sits at the right hand of God, the Father
Almighty.
 from thence He shall come to judge the
living and the dead.
 “Five Precious Diamonds” (IV, p. 39)
 I believe in the Holy Spririt,
 “The Penny Man” (I, p. 46)
 “Two Bags of Peanuts” (I, p. 42)
 “A Pair of Slippers” (II, p. 44)
 “A Jigsaw Puzzle” (III, p. 4)
 “A Piece of White Ribbon” (III, p. 23)
 “The Saturday Morning Special” (I, p. 63)
  “Toby Goes to a Party” (II, p. 36)
 “Is God Very Big?” (III, p. 20)
 the holy Catholic Church,
 “Thirty-five Cakes” (I, p. 50)
 the communion of Saints,
 the forgiveness of sins,
 “The Dog That Didn’t Want a Vacation” (I, p. 13)
 “Chippy” (I, p. 55)
 “The Orphan’s Plea” (II, p. 13)
 “Eggs” (II, p. 28)
 “The Wooden Pony” (II, p. 92)
 “Six Red Roses” (II, p. 48)
 “An Elephant Never Forgets” (III, p. 108)
 “The Grave Stops Perot” (IV, p. 120)
 the resurrection of the body,
 and life everlasting. Amen.
 “Marty’s First Mass” (I, p. 59)
 “The Boy Who Weighed An Elephant” (II, p. 9)
 “The Most Beautiful Picture in the World” (IV, p.
35)
 “The Angel With the Horn” (IV, p. 116)
 THE SACRAMENTS
 The Sacraments: Acts of Jesus
 “The Penny Man” (I, p. 46)
 “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (III, p. 26)
 “White Cloud” (IV, p. 42)
 Baptism
 “The Open Door” (IV, p. 53)
 Confirmation
 “The City Without Walls” (I, p. 78)
 “A Surprise for a King” (II, p. 52)
 “The First Watch” (II, p. 61)
 “The Three Little Angels” (II, p. 56)
 “The Moon’s Secret” (II, p. 66)
 The Eucharist
 “A Surprise from Santa Claus” (I, p. 79)
 “Jesus’ Workshop” (IV, p. 68)
 “The Priest of Times Square” (IV, p. 71)
 “Jesus! Are You There?” (III, p. 49)
 “A Circle of Friends” (III, p. 53)
 “Stick Close to the General” (III, p. 57)
 Reconciliation
 “The Two Magic Gifts” (II, p. 87)
 “A Boy’s Letter” (IV, p. 46)
 “Denny Dinwit” (I, p. 109)
 “The Most Beautiful Thing in the World” (III, p.
35)
 “St. Peter Goes Shopping” (IV, p. 49)
 “The Dog That Didn’t Want a Vacation” (I, p. 13)
 “The Penny Man” (I, p. 46)
 “The Wooden Pony” (II, p. 92)
 “The Tired Old Clock” (II, p. 117)
 “The Boy With the Nails” (III, p. 30)
 “A Boy’s Letter” (IV, p. 46)
 “The Open Door” (IV, p. 53)
 Annointing of the Sick
 Holy Orders
 “The Tablet Without a Name” (I, p. 94)
 “How to Be a Cowboy” (II, p. 121)
 Matrimony
 THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
 God’s Law for Us
 “The Boy Who Saved Christmas” (I, p. 66)
 “The Saturday Morning “Special” (III, p. 14)
 “Jumbo and Sambo” (III, p. 17)
 “The Shoemaker” (III, p. 91)
 “Bananas!” (III, p. 95)
 “Double or Nothing” (IV, p. 94)
 “The King With the Black Heart” (IV, p. 98)
 I am the Lord your God.
 “The Dime in the Left Shoe” (II, p. 101)
 “Sparky and Rex” (IV, p. 91)
 You shall not have other gods besides me.
 You shall not take the name of the Lord,
your God, in vain.
 “The Best and the Worst” (IV, p. 101)
 Remember to keep holy the Sabbath day.
 “The Man in the Blue Overalls” (I, p. 70)
 Honor your father and your mother.
 “A Home for Kip” (II, p. 70)
 “The Wishing Ring” (III, p. 76)
 “Carrier Pigeons” (III, p. 83)
 “A Mother’s Note” (III, p. 80)
 “The Steaming Kettle” (IV, p. 105)
 You shall not kill.
 You shall not commit adultery.
 “The Only Key” (I, p. 74)
 You shall not steal.
 “A Bag of Gold Marbles” (II, p. 74)
 “Pulling the Donkey’s Tail” (III, p. 87)
 You shall not bear false witness against your
neighbor.
 You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife.
 You shall not covet your neighbor’s
possessions.
 “The Two Tears” (IV, p. 88)
 “The King and his Box of Gold” (IV, p. 108)
 PRAYER
 Humanity in Search of god
 The Covenant between God and Humanity
 The Acceptable Gifts of Abel and noah
 The Prayers of Abraham and Moses
 The Prayers of Elijah, Job, Jonah, Hannah,
and David
 Signs, Places, and Times of Prayer
 Three Wonderful Prayers:
 Magnificat
 Benedictus
 Nunc dimittis
 The Prayer of Jesus
 “Knock and the door will be opened to you”
 “Johnny’s Invention” (I, p. 105)
 “The Boy Who Made God Smile” (I, p. 102)
 “The Empty Shoes” (II, p. 109)
 “The Smallest Gift” (II, p. 40)
 “Half Past Three” (II, p. 105)
 “The Boy Who Almost Lost Thanksgiving Day” (II,
p. 113)
 “The Empty Shoes” (II, p. 109)
 “Skippy” (III, p. 61)
 “A Night in the Woods” (III, p. 64)
 “Charlie McCarthy” (III, p. 68)
 “The Missing Statue” (III, p. 100)
 “God’s Answer” (IV, p. 85)
 “Aberdeen Angus” (IV, p. 79)
 “The Chicken and the Sparrow” (IV, p. 82)
 “The Voice at the Window” (IV, p. 7)
 “The First Flower” (IV, p. 75)
 “Lord, teach us to pray”: The Lord’s Prayer
 Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be
thy name; they kingdom come;
 they will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
 Give us this day our daily bread;; and
forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive
those who trepass against us;
 and lead us not into temptation,
 but deliver us from evil. Amen.
 The Church at Prayer
 Sunday Prayer …
 “The Penny Man” (I, p. 46)
 “The Girl in the Shabby Dress” (I, p. 82)
 “The Little Man in the Tree” (I, p. 86)
 “The Girl Who Went Calling” (I, p. 90)
 “Doorbells” (II, p. 83)
 “A Surprise from Santa Claus” (II, p. 79)
 “Popeye” (III, p. 38)
 “I’m Not Afraid” (III, p. 42)
 “A King in Disguise” (III, p. 45)
 “The Golden Key” (IV, p. 60)
 “The Friendly King” (IV, p. 64)
 “Joseph and Nicodemus” (IV, p. 57)
 …and Daily Prayer
 Communal Prayer and Personal Prayer;
Spoken Prayer and Silent Prayer
 Prayers
 Miscellaneous
 “The Magic Mirror” (I, p. 98)
 “The Dime in the Left Shoe” (II, p. 101)
 “The Most Beautiful Picture in the World” (IV, p.
35)
 “The Three Frogs” (IV, p. 10)
 “Gabriel and the Cripples” (IV, p. 112)
 “A Little Child Shall Lead…” (IV, p. 14)
Saint Stories (once weekly)
ONCE UPON A TIME SAINTS  Servulus  April 29 Catherine of
 The Seven Sleepers of Siena
 Alice
Ephesus  May Our Lady of
 Ambrose
 Simeon Czestochowa
 Anne
 Swithin  Spring/Summer Litany for
 Barbara
 Zita a Garden
 Barnaby of Compiegne
 Adauctus  June 29 Paul the Apostle
 Benedict of San Fradello
 July 3 Thomas the
 Christopher AROUN D T HE YE AR ON CE
Apostle
 Clement UPON A TIME SAINTS
 August 21 Our Lady of
 Comgall
 December 3 Francis Knock
 David of Wales
Xavier  September 26 Cosmas
 Dorothy
 December 6 Nicholas and Damien
 Edward the Confessor
 December 12 Our Lady of  September 27 Vincent de
 Elizabeth of Portugal
Guadalupe Paul
 Felix
 December 13 Lucy  September 29 The
 Genevieve
 December 28 The Holy Heavenly Helpers
 Hubert
Innocents  October 1 Therese
MORE ONCE UPON A TIME  January 4 Elizabeth  October 2 Guardian
SAINTS Seton Angels
 January 5 John Neumann  October 4 Francis of
 Hyacinth
 January 28 Thomas Assisi
 Joan Delanoue
Aquinas  October 16 Hedwig
 Joseph of Arimathea
 February 5 Paul Miki and  November 1 All Saints
 Kentigern
Charles Lwanga (June 3)  November 3 Martin de
 Longinus
 Lent John Bread and Porres
 Martha
Water  November 13 Frances
 Melangell
 March 9 Frances of Xavier Cabrini
 Moses the Black
Rome
 Nicolas Postgate
 March 17 Patrick
 Pharialdis
 March 19 Joseph
 Rigobert

Mathematics (four times weekly)

R I G H T S TA R T L E V E L B
 Lesson 1* Quantities  Lesson 20* Writing  Lesson 36 Derived
1 to 3 Addition Equations Strategies & More
 Lesson 2* Quantities  Lesson 21* Writing Partitioning
1 to 5 More Equations &  Lesson 37 Dimes &
 Lesson 3* Quantities Parallel Problems
1 to 6 and the Abacus  Lesson 22* Adding on  Lesson 38 (2 or 3
 Lesson 4* Quantities the Abacus & days) Test & the Tens
1 to 7, Taps, and Perpendicular Fractal
Writing Numbers  Lesson 23*  Lesson 39 (2 or 3
 Lesson 5* Quantities Introducing Tens days) More Adding
1 to 8  Lesson 24 Partitioning with the Base-10
 Lesson 6* Quantities and Adding Tens Pictures
9 and 10  Lesson 25 Introducing  Lesson 40 Quantities
 Lesson 7* Building Hundreds & on Side 2 of the
the Stairs Rectangle Design Abacus
 Lesson 8 (2 or 3 days)  Lesson 26 More  Lesson 41 (2 days)
The Place-Value Cards Hundreds & Building Tens’ Traditional
and Translations Rectangles Names & Numbers in
 Lesson 9* Part-Whole  Lesson 27 Rectangles Order
Circles from Tiles &  Lesson 42 More
 Lesson 10* Solving Commutative Law About Tens
Problems  Lesson 28 Thousands  Lesson 43 Traditional
 Lesson 11* & Patterning Names for the Teens
Partitioning Numbers  Lesson 29 Tens and  Lesson 44 (1 to 3
2 to 5 Ones & Right days) Counting by 5s
 Lesson 12* Mastering Triangles & Making Calendars
Partitioning 5  Lesson 30 Base-10  Lesson 45 Working
 Lesson 13* Nickels Picture Cards with Teens
and Pennies  Lesson 31  Lesson 46 (1 or 2
 Lesson 14* Simple Overlapping the days) Tens in 1000 &
Money Problems Place-Value Cards Sum of Numbers 1 to
 Lesson 15 Partitioning  Lesson 32 Large 10
10 Numbers & Adding  Lesson 47 Days in a
 Lesson 16 (2 or 3 Tens and Ones Year and Dishes in
days) Practicing the  Lesson 33 More Right the Cupboard
Tens Combinations Triangles & Practice  Lesson 48 (2 days)
 Lesson 17* Quantities Sheets Math Balance & Bead
Arranged by Twos  Lesson 34 Trading Trading
 Lesson 18* Evens and with the Base-10  Lesson 49 Math
Odds Pictures Balance Equations
 Lesson 19* More  Lesson 35 Adding  Lesson 50 Partitioning
About Evens and with the Base-10 15 & Adding 1 to a
Odds Pictures Number
 Lesson 51 Adding 10  Lesson 69  Lesson 85 Skip
to a Number Combinations with 8s Counting
 Lesson 52 Adding 100  Lesson 70 Geoboard  Lesson 86 Quarters
& Hours on a Clock Patterning &  Lesson 87 Quarter of
 Lesson 53 Halves & Combinations with 8s a Dollar
Half Hours on a Clock  Lesson 71 Adding 2-  Lesson 88 Patterns in
 Lesson 54 (1 or 2 Digit Numbers & the Hundreds
days) O’Clocks & Half Symmetry  Lesson 89 Reviewing
Hours Practice  Lesson 72 Flipping Place Value
 Lesson 55 Five Vertically and  B: © Joan A. Cotter
Minutes on the Clock Horizontally 2001
 Lesson 56 (2 or 3  Lesson 73 Two-Digit  Level B–page 2
days) Minute Practice Numbers Plus a  Lesson 90 (5 days)
 Lesson 57 Adding Multiple of Ten Adding Four-Digit
Dimes, Nickels, and  Lesson 74 Finding the Numbers on the
Pennies Number of Cubes Abacus
 Lesson 58 Choosing  Lesson 75 Adding 2-  Lesson 91 (several
Coins Digit Numbers With days) Adding Four-
 Lesson 59 Corners Sums Over 100 Digit Numbers on
Exercise  Lesson 76 Mentally Paper
 Lesson 60 (2 days) Adding 2-Digit  Lesson 92 The > and <
Corners Game Numbers Symbols
 Lesson 61  Lesson 77 Partitioning  Lesson 93 Introducing
Combinations with 9 Numbers into Three Subtraction
by Completing the 10 Parts  Lesson 94 Subtraction
 Lesson 62 Introducing  Lesson 78 Adding as the Missing
Geoboards & 9s More Than Two Addend
Combinations Addends  Lesson 95 Making
 Lesson 63 Sums Equal  Lesson 79 Numbers Change
to 11 Totaling 15 & Rows  Lesson 96 More
 Lesson 64 Congruent and Columns Making Change
Rectangles  Lesson 80 More on Activities
 Lesson 65 Designs Mentally Adding 2-  Lesson 97
with Diagonals Digit Numbers Introduction to
 Lesson 66 The Two-  Lesson 81 Even and Measuring
Fives Strategy & Odd Numbers up to  Lesson 98 (2 days)
Patterning 100 Finding Perimeter
 Lesson 67 Two-Fives  Lesson 82 Even-Odd  Lesson 99 (2 days)
Strategy Practice & Adding Rules Finding Rectangles
Mirror Symmetry  Lesson 83 Continuing with a Given
 Lesson 68 Tile the Pattern Perimeter &
Symmetry & 2-Fives  Lesson 84 Continuing Diagonals
in Higher Decades Patterns Up and  Lesson 100
Down Measuring Long
 Distances &  Lesson 102 (2 days)  Lesson 105 Halves
Estimating Subtracting by Going and Fourths
 Lesson 101 Back  Lesson 106 (1 or 2
Constructing  Lesson 103 Reading days) Graphing
Triangles & Finding Scales  Lesson 107 Final Test
Perimeters  Lesson 104 Time to
the Minute

History (four times weekly)

A L I T T L E H I S T O RY O F T H E W O R L D B Y E. H . G O M B R I C H

F I R S T T I M E L I N E B Y M A R Y D A LY

 I. Once Upon a Time  XII. The Greatest Adventure of all

o Adam and Eve  XIII. New Wars and New Warriors
 II. The Greatest Inventors of All Time o Roman Alphabet
o Chauvet  XIV. An Enemy of History
 XV. Rulers of the Western World
o Noah  XVI. The Good News
o Si Ling-Chi o Jesus Christ
o Harappa o St. Stephen
 XVII. Life in the Empire and at Its
 III. The Land by the Nile Frontiers
o Nefertiti o St. Valentine
 IV. Sunday, Monday… o St. Patrick
 V. The One and Only god  XVIII. The Storm
o Abraham  XIX. The Starry Night Begins
o Ruth  XX. There Is No god But Allah
o King David  XXI. A Conqueror Who Knows How to
 VI. I C-A-N R-E-A-D Rule
o Phoenician Alphabet  XXII. A Struggle to Become Lord of
 VII. Heroes and Their Weapons Christendom
o Greek Alphabet o Pope Gregory the Great
 VIII. An Unequal Struggle  XXIII. Chivalrous Knights
 IX. Two Small Cities In One Land o Alfred King of England
o Archimedes  XXIV. Emperors in the Age of Chivalry
 X. The Enlightened One and His Land o Cyril and Methodius
 XI. A Great Teacher of a Great People o King Wenceslaus
o Confucius
 o Leif Ericson
 XXV. Cities and Citizens
o Cathedrals
 XXVI. A New Age
o St. Francis of Assisi
o Chaucer
 XXVII. A New World
o Christopher Columbus
 XXVIII. A New Faith
 XIX. The Church at War
o William Shakespeare
 XXX. Terrible Times
o Mayflower Pilgrims
 XXXI. An Unlucky King and a Lucky King
 XXXII. Meanwhile, Looking Eastwards
 XXXIII. A Truly New Age
F I F T Y FA M O U S S T O R I E S R E T O L D
(CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER)
 The Blind Men and the Elephant - - - - 600s BC
 Horatius at the Bridge - - - - (Roman) 496 BC*
defended Rome from Etruscans
 The Brave Three Hundred - - - - Leonidas King of
Sparta, Thermopylae 480 BC*
 The Story of Cincinnatus - - - - (Roman) 458 BC*,
protected Rome from invaders
 The Sword of Damocles; Damon and Pythias
- - - - (Greek) Dionysius I of Syracuse, 432-367 BC*
 A Laconic Answer; The Ungrateful
Guest;Alexander and Bucephalus; Diogenes
the Wise Man - - - - (Greek)
 Philip of Macedon vs Sparta 346 BC*
 Philip 344 BC* (Greek) ca. 412 -- 323 BC*
 Socrates and his House - - - - (Greek) 470-399 BC
 The Story of Regulus - - - - (Roman) 255-250 BC*
a treaty was signed between Carthage and Rome
 Cornelia's Jewels - - - - (Roman) 190 -- 100 BC*
o Bach-Handel-Scarlatti
o George Washington
 XXXIV. A Very Violent Revolution
 XXXV. The Last Conqueror
 XXXVI. Men and Machines
 XXXVII. Across the Seas
o Sequoia
o Abraham Lincoln
 XXXVIII. Two New States in Europe
 XXXIX. Dividing Up the World
 XXXX. The Small Part of the History of
the world Which I Have Lived Through
Myself: Looking Back
o George Washington Carver
o Mother Teresa of Calcutta
o Me
 Julius Caesar - - - - 100-44 BC*
 Androclus and the Lion - - - - (Roman) slave of
Tiberius Claudius Nero (42BC-- AD 37) *
 The Barmecide Feast - - - - from Arabian Nights,
8th century*
 King Alfred and the Cakes - - - - (Saxon England)
-- Alfred the Great. Danish invasion around 876-878*
 King Alfred and the Beggar - - - - (Saxon
England) - Alfred the Great. Danish defeat around
896-897*.
 King Canute on the Seashore - - - - Canute the
Great, King of England 1017-1035*
 The Sons of William the Conqueror - - - - Duke
of Normandy (1035-1087 AD) , then King of England
(1066-1087) after won Battle of Hastings (1066) .
Died 1087*.
 The White Ship - - - - Prince William, son of King
Henry, grandson of William the Conq. Story of
Prince's death (1120 AD*)
 The King and his Hawk - - - - Genghis Khan 1162-  Sir Philip Sidney - - - - Sir Philip Sidney (1586*)
1227 AD*  The Miller of the Dee - - - - later Middle Ages
 A Story of Robin Hood; (1300-1500)
 King John and the Abbot;  The Ungrateful Soldier - - - - 1600s*

 Three Men of Gotham;  Pocahontas - - - - 1607*

 Other Wise Men of Gotham - - - - during King
Richard and Prince John 1190-1194*King of England
1199-1216*time of King John, town feigned stupidity
so king would not live there (1199-1216*)
 Bruce and the Spider;The Black Douglas - - - -
Robert Bruce King of Scotland vs England (Britain,
~1308*) James Douglas, Britain, lived 1286-1330AD,
story set after 1306*
 The Story of William Tell - - - - Switzerland
1300's*
 The Inchcape Rock - - - - 14th century*
 Whittington and his Cat - - - - (Britain, 1350-
1423*)
 Arnold Winkelried - - - - 1386
 Sir Humphrey Gilbert;Sir Walter Raleigh - - - -
1583*
 The Kingdoms - - - - Frederick William, King of
Prussia from 1713-1740*
 George Washington and his Hatchet - - - - ~1740*
 Doctor Goldsmith - - - - Oliver Goldsmith (1730-
1774) *
 Antonio Canova - - - - Italian sculptor, 1757-1822*
 Casablanca - - - - 1798* Battle of the Nile between
French and English
 Mignon - - - - opera based on a story by Goethe, end
of 18th century*
 How Napoleon Crossed the Alps; Picciola - - - -
1800* France, early 1800's* (during Napoleon)
 Maximilian and the Goose Boy - - - - King of
Bavaria from 1805-1825*
 Grace Darling - - - - 1838*
 The Bell of Atri - - - - fairy tale, no date
 The Endless Tale - - - - Far East, no date

Science (four times weekly)

B U I L D I N G F O U N DAT I O N S O F S C I E N T I F I C U N D E R S TA N D I N G

 D-1 Gravity I: The Earth’s Gravity: Horizontal and Vertical

 D-2 Day and Night and the Earth’s Rotation
 D-5 Time and the Earth’s Turning
 A-2 & A-3 Solids, Liquids and Gases & Air is a Substance
 A-4 Matter I: Its Particulate Nature
 A-5 Distinguishing Materials

 D-3 & D-3a Read and Draw Maps & North East, South, and West
 A-5a Magnets and Magnetic Fields
 C-1 Concepts of Energy I: Making Things Go
 C-3 Concepts of Energy II: Kinetic and Potential Energy
 D-6 Seasonal Changes and the Earth’s Orbit
 B-4a Identification of Living Things (Similarities and Differences)

 B-10 Plant Science I: Basic Plant Structure

Christmas Short-term spent studying trees via Burgess Bird Book

 B-5 Food chains and Adaptations

Term spent studying birds via Burgess Bird Book

 D-4 Land Forms and Major Biomes of the Earth

Term spent studying biomes of the world

 B-4 Life Cycles

Lent/Easter mini-term spent studying life cycles and Easter symbols in nature.

 B-10 Plant Science I: Basic Plant Structure

 B-11 Plant Science II: Seed Germination and Seedling Growth
 B-12 Plants Soil, and Water
Term spent helping plant garden

Music
M A K I N G M U S I C P R AY I N G T W I C E C D S
CLASSICA L KIDS CDS (ONE PER TERM)*
LITURGICAL HYMNS
A L F R E D ’ S B A S I C P I A N O L I B R A R Y P R E P C O U R S E ( weekly lessons, daily practice)

Art (one picture study and project per week…or so)

MAST E R P I ECE S U P CLOSE
H O W T O TA L K W I T H C H I L D R E N A B O U T A R T
D I S C O V E R I N G G R E AT A R T I S T S

Poetry
A CHILD’S GARDEN OF VERSES

Handwriting
PA L M E R M E T H O D

Reading
MONTESSORI PINK SERIES
EX P LODE T H E CODE
LI T T LE A N GE L RE ADE R S