Chelsea has almost finished 9th grade. She still has some Math and Spanish she needs to finish up before she is completely done. For 9th grade she earned credits in the following courses:
English Literature 1
Spanish 1 (she finishes today) 1
Algebra 1 (she finishes next week) 1
Physical Science 1
Bible 1/2
World Geography 1
Home Ec 1/2
Phys Ed 1/2
We used Abeka for everything but Math, PE, and Home Ec. She also started working towards an Art credit and a Latin credit with review items we got ;ater in the year that she will continue next year.
For 10th grade we will no longer be using Abeka, but instead be using a variety of curriculum.
Latin 1- Classical Academic Press (continuation from last year)
Art-Artistic Pursuits (continuation from last year)
History- MOH volume 1- using along with the boys with Chelsea doing all of the older activities and literature selections to make it enough for High School
Bible-readings from the Old Testament to go along with MOH
Science- Apologia Biology
American Literature- Excellence in Literature
Health and Nutrition-Growing Healthy Homes
Algebra 2-Abeka
PE-aerobics, yoga, bicycling,
Whatever else happens to come our way in the form of review items.
hey lisa! hope yall are well! I wanted to ask, how are you recording all of Chelsea's work? How do you get credit, are there forms you have to fill out, or some sort of chart you use? Thanks girl
ReplyDeleteFirst I looked at Arkansas graduation requirements to figure out what courses she has to have. A credit is just a measurement of how much time you spend working in a particular area. Anywhere from 135-180 hours per year is a credit. Most textbooks for main subjects are set up to be completed in one year which equals 1 credit. "Elective" type courses are usually 1/2 but can be a full credit if they spend a lot of time working on it. To make Chelsea's transcript I am using a forn from The High School Planner from TOS. There are other programs or forms available to help you make a transcript.
ReplyDeleteWe are using Nutrition 101 this year too. LOVE IT!
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