Getting Ready for Beyond
Getting Ready for Beyond
The Getting Ready for Bigger thread with pictures was a huge help. Is there one of these for Beyond? Or does anyone have any tips? Is there a supply list somewhere for Beyond? Thanks for the help!
Married to my best friend since Oct. 1989
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Re: Getting Ready for Beyond
You can search by poster and everything. I guess since Julie or Carrie haven't done Beyond for a while maybe it's buried or maybe there wasn't one. That is a pretty awesome post though! Nice that Julie is one guide ahead of me.
Melissa
"The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases
His mercies never come to an end"
DD12 - Rev to Rev + DITHOR 6/7/8
DD10 - CTC + DITHOR 2/3
DD7 - Bigger + ERs
DS5 - LHFHG
DD2 - ABC123
2 babies in heaven
"The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases
His mercies never come to an end"
DD12 - Rev to Rev + DITHOR 6/7/8
DD10 - CTC + DITHOR 2/3
DD7 - Bigger + ERs
DS5 - LHFHG
DD2 - ABC123
2 babies in heaven
Re: Getting Ready for Beyond
I haven't found a post yet (still could be there, buried).
I have read through the guide recently since my 6yo will be doing it this fall.
You need :
1) a notebook for copywork
2) notebook for spelling
or a binder for them, can be combined.
3) index cards for spelling words
also the usual colored paper, pencils, crayons, white paper, scissors, glue, tape, and small objects to use for math - such as chocolate chips, raisins, dry cereal or beans, washers, marbles, etc.
When my oldest was in Beyond, we used a separate notebook for the copywork and spelling. For my 6yo, since he prefers to write small ( & likes having a binder), I plan to use notebook paper in a binder. This can also hold a good bit of artwork.
Beyond was really easy to prepare for! (except the small math objects since we don't keep any of those around the house)
Have Fun!
I have read through the guide recently since my 6yo will be doing it this fall.
You need :
1) a notebook for copywork
2) notebook for spelling
or a binder for them, can be combined.
3) index cards for spelling words
also the usual colored paper, pencils, crayons, white paper, scissors, glue, tape, and small objects to use for math - such as chocolate chips, raisins, dry cereal or beans, washers, marbles, etc.
When my oldest was in Beyond, we used a separate notebook for the copywork and spelling. For my 6yo, since he prefers to write small ( & likes having a binder), I plan to use notebook paper in a binder. This can also hold a good bit of artwork.
Beyond was really easy to prepare for! (except the small math objects since we don't keep any of those around the house)
Have Fun!
Mikki
Ds 12- tutoring
Ds 9- Preparing
Dd 7 - Beyond and ER's
Ds 2- LHTH (sort of)
Ds 12- tutoring
Ds 9- Preparing
Dd 7 - Beyond and ER's
Ds 2- LHTH (sort of)
Re: Getting Ready for Beyond
We will be starting Beyond next too. I am sooooo excited. Hehehe. I have been reading through the guide and getting a feel for it/ getting comfortable with it.
As I am reading through it I have, just for fun, been printing the scripture verses out with pretty backgrounds and leaving a blank _____________ for him to fill in a word here and there on day 5 of each unit. Doing that with some history and science as well.
I would be interested in seeing a supply list if anyone finds one. Apparently I am not "normal". I use cloth napkins instead of paper towels, never bought a pack of toothpicks in my life, etc. LOL. I do read ahead a few days and see what might be coming up though.
As I am reading through it I have, just for fun, been printing the scripture verses out with pretty backgrounds and leaving a blank _____________ for him to fill in a word here and there on day 5 of each unit. Doing that with some history and science as well.
I would be interested in seeing a supply list if anyone finds one. Apparently I am not "normal". I use cloth napkins instead of paper towels, never bought a pack of toothpicks in my life, etc. LOL. I do read ahead a few days and see what might be coming up though.
9 yr old boy in Preparing
6 yr old girl loving all things LHFHG
6 yr old girl loving all things LHFHG
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Re: Getting Ready for Beyond
At the beginning of the guide there's all kinds of info about what you will need specifically for certain parts of Beyond, and the rest are pretty basic things and I don't know that you would want to buy them all too far ahead anyway. Read a week ahead and see if there's anything you're missing. I should take my own advice. I always come up against something that is common but I just don't happen to have in the house.... then I improvise.
Melissa
"The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases
His mercies never come to an end"
DD12 - Rev to Rev + DITHOR 6/7/8
DD10 - CTC + DITHOR 2/3
DD7 - Bigger + ERs
DS5 - LHFHG
DD2 - ABC123
2 babies in heaven
"The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases
His mercies never come to an end"
DD12 - Rev to Rev + DITHOR 6/7/8
DD10 - CTC + DITHOR 2/3
DD7 - Bigger + ERs
DS5 - LHFHG
DD2 - ABC123
2 babies in heaven
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Re: Getting Ready for Beyond
We will be doing Beyond next, too I would LOVE a supply list!
Jess
ODS (6) beginning BLHFHG fall of '13
YDS (4) gave up on LHTH and will continue to unschool for now
ODS (6) beginning BLHFHG fall of '13
YDS (4) gave up on LHTH and will continue to unschool for now
Re: Getting Ready for Beyond
The only thing I've had trouble getting hold of is tempera paint. Apparently no one sells it up here in the sticks Go figure.
Everything else has been very simple. One or two notebooks.
Pencils.
Crayons.
Glue.
Regular, washable paint or fingerpaint.
Paint brushes.
Counters for math (preferably edible ) We usually use nuts or chocolate chips.
Tape, masking tape.
Construction paper.
Index cards.
The one 'supply' that I've used the most for both guides that we're using is definitely the whiteboard/marker board. I highly recommend having one of those
That's really all I can find right at the moment. Hope that helps a little!
Everything else has been very simple. One or two notebooks.
Pencils.
Crayons.
Glue.
Regular, washable paint or fingerpaint.
Paint brushes.
Counters for math (preferably edible ) We usually use nuts or chocolate chips.
Tape, masking tape.
Construction paper.
Index cards.
The one 'supply' that I've used the most for both guides that we're using is definitely the whiteboard/marker board. I highly recommend having one of those
That's really all I can find right at the moment. Hope that helps a little!
Sara
Married to Jaysen for 8 years
Cassidy: Beyond, Cheerful Cursive, ERS, Math Mammoth
Joel: LHTH, BJU Math K5, A Reason for Handwriting K, The Reading Lesson
Timothy: 17 months
Married to Jaysen for 8 years
Cassidy: Beyond, Cheerful Cursive, ERS, Math Mammoth
Joel: LHTH, BJU Math K5, A Reason for Handwriting K, The Reading Lesson
Timothy: 17 months
Re: Getting Ready for Beyond
Thanks for the help ladies!
Married to my best friend since Oct. 1989
DS 25
DS 20
DS 12
DS 10
And one - waiting in Heaven
I am way outnumbered and loving it!
DS 25
DS 20
DS 12
DS 10
And one - waiting in Heaven
I am way outnumbered and loving it!