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spanish using the scripture memory system
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We have been doing scripture memory for a number of years, but only just now have I gotten around to setting up a scripture memory box (the way Sonia explains it on Youtube). The other day as we were reviewing Spanish phrases learned and in the process of learning a new one, I thought, “Hey! Why couldn’t I set up a Spanish phrases memory box the same way?”. It’s essentially the same idea as the scripture memory box, so I am going to try it out. I am sure I’m not the first to think of this, so any of you fellow homeschool moms who have tried this, please chime in and let me know how it worked/is working (or isn’t) for you.
We started using Speaking French with Miss Mason and Francois last year and I started another memory box. Since we review French Tues, Thurs, Fri, I only put cards behind those days of the week (and we still use the Daily/Odd/Even/Days of the month). Since we’re only on lesson 5, I broke down some lessons into single sentences while we were learning them —lesson 4 for us was very, very long (I think 10 sentences). Now that we’ve learned lesson 4, I put 1/2 of the sentences on one card and 1/2 on a separate card. Otherwise, the first few lessons were short and we do them all as a unit. This is such an excellent way to use the memory box!
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