DAY OF LESSONS || First Grade Homeschool

Hi you guys! Today's video is an example day of what lessons look like with my 6 year old daughter. She's in first grade this year and I take you along as we do some morning time things, language arts and math. We rotate in history, science and art on separate days of the week so those are not shown here. If you guys would like the see a weeks video at some point, I can do that too! All in all, her day of schooling usually takes about 2 hours. I know some people think that's too much time, and other not enough. This is what works for us and I love seeing what other families do in their homeschool spaces!
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[@TeachingTinyDisciples]

So sweet ❤️ my little guys is in second and feels very similar. Thanks for sharing.

[@MindfullyLiv]

You're welcome! And I really love these slow years for the littles. It changes before you know it and then they're doing big independent things in the blink of an eye.

[@seasonsofwonder]

Beautiful teaching and learning! Lovely inspiration! 🙏☺️

[@MindfullyLiv]

Thank you! I love the look into everyone's homeschool days. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@seasonsofwonder]

@@MindfullyLiv me too! 🥰🥰

[@nayimim6087]

Im actually thinking of home schooling my 6 year old I've been googling online and finding KZbin videos to guide me about the curriculum. I thought by law I'm supposed to home school for 6 hours 😩 I'm so lost but I really want to do this for my child

[@MindfullyLiv]

Hey Nayimi! I would encourage you to look up your state on HSLDA website to see what your state laws are for homeschooling. I will admit that I am not familiar with every state's legal requirements for homeschooling, but a time-period for an amount of learning doesn't really sound like any rules for homeschooling I've come across. That being said- I would say many things count as "homeschooling." Physical education, hiking, visiting a state park, documentaries, instrument lessons, engaging with the community in different environments, handicrafts, learning to cook, learning "any" skill, etc.... lots of ways to make up 6 hours outside of math and writing and phonics!!!

[@jeniferjohnson374]

What book of systematic phonics is that?

[@MindfullyLiv]

@@jeniferjohnson374 it's Logic of English Foundations!

[@SWKS_AG05]

Wholesome ❤.

[@moozblues]

Please could you let me know what are the math and language books you're using here?

[@MindfullyLiv]

Sure! Math is Rod and Staff, Arithmetic 1. For reading instruction/ phonics we're using Logic of English, level C. For literature/ enrichment we're using Memoria Press First Grade Enrichment Curriculum.

[@moozblues]

@@MindfullyLiv thankyouuuu ❤ just started following your content and finding it very helpful as a new homeschooler

[@MindfullyLiv]

@@moozblues you're welcome! Thank you for being here 💛