I'm looking at BLHFHG and it shows the daily time required is 120-150 minutes. Is this divided evenly between Learning through History and Learning the Basics?
The reason I ask is I already have the Math chosen and I'm trying to figure out how BLHFHG will figure into our schedule.
Thanks so much!
just me
(ds 6 1/2, planning to used BLHFHG starting in March.)
Daily time for Beyond Little Hearts for His Glory
Last year when we used Beyond..., it took us about 45 min. or so most days to do the "Learning Through History"part of the plans. I tried to do that side of the plans in one sitting as time allowed.
The "Learning the Basics" part of the plans was pretty much broken down into the following time increments at our house:
Spelling = 10 minutes (Language Lesson every 5th day: 15-20 min.)
Copywork of poetry = 15 minutes
Storytime = 15-20 minutes (We read aloud only 1 chapter per day in our read-aloud, some moms do more)
Math = 20-30 minutes (often even less)
Drawn into the Heart of Reading = 30 minutes
I need to be up front in saying that I am a no-nonsense, check-it-off type teacher and don't stray far from the planned lessons, so these times can vary widely depending on whether or not you enjoy going off on bunny trails with your lessons.
The wonderful thing about our guides is that no matter what teaching style you are, you can tweak the program to work for your family. Being the no-nonsense type teacher, I need the "fun, hands-on activities" all planned out for me or they don't get done.
Hope that helps! Maybe some other moms can chime in with their general times for the subjects.
Blessings,
Carrie
The "Learning the Basics" part of the plans was pretty much broken down into the following time increments at our house:
Spelling = 10 minutes (Language Lesson every 5th day: 15-20 min.)
Copywork of poetry = 15 minutes
Storytime = 15-20 minutes (We read aloud only 1 chapter per day in our read-aloud, some moms do more)
Math = 20-30 minutes (often even less)
Drawn into the Heart of Reading = 30 minutes
I need to be up front in saying that I am a no-nonsense, check-it-off type teacher and don't stray far from the planned lessons, so these times can vary widely depending on whether or not you enjoy going off on bunny trails with your lessons.
The wonderful thing about our guides is that no matter what teaching style you are, you can tweak the program to work for your family. Being the no-nonsense type teacher, I need the "fun, hands-on activities" all planned out for me or they don't get done.
Hope that helps! Maybe some other moms can chime in with their general times for the subjects.
Blessings,
Carrie
