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Queen homeschool or Copywork??
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Ive posted many questions…sorry. My question now is should I stick with just Copywork or has anyone used queens language lessons? I have a 5th and 3rd grader I would be doing this for. My 5th grader is actually at a second grade level so I thought this would help him better right now our schedule looks like this
900-1000 science nature /read aloud history,literature,poetry,hymns…ect
10-1030 spelling wisdom/using language well (This is where I see that the words are kind of hard and I stopped I just started to use McGuffey readers for Copywork and thought I’d replace this with queen lessons)
1030-1100 Math
1100-1115 beginning cursive letters
1115-1200 children reading aloud to me (pathways)
Lunch
Afternoon is more enrichment time,read alouds, composer,artists ect
I am using Queen LL this year. It is all a typed font. It is working well for us this year, but I will look for something different next year. There are some short grammar and creative writing lessons and much copywork of mostly poems. If you just want copywork, do something else. I use a variety of writing styles and have found many we liked on currclick. Pick only one resource to use at a time though.
Hi Kimberly,
Are you currently using or tried the SCM resources “Print to Cursive” or “Hymns in Prose”? Those provide copy work and are good pre-ULW or, if your child has a particular sentence that strikes him from a poem, hymn or reading, you could generate a copy work worksheet using an online generator.
Best,
Richele
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