2012-2013 Curriculum in our Homeschool

Mussolini, or history study in the eyes of a 12-year-old boy

Hi everyone! I guess I didn't realize that I've posted our curriculum plans in years past, but reader Mary emailed to ask where my 2012-2013 curriculum post was :D  Here you go, Mary. For you-

Nate (senior)

Geometry- Teaching Textbooks
Humanities- Sonlight 300 (finishing last half after taking a break to do Classical Conversations Challenge last year)
Spanish II- Breaking the Spanish Barrier II, iTunes 5 Minute Spanish
Classical Guitar (private lessons)
Music Theory- Theory Time
Guitar Orchestra- junior college ensemble
AP Government- Patrick Henry College (online)

Jack (sophomore)

Biology- friend from church overseeing his biology this year. Using CA state text.
Geometry- Khan Academy
Biola Torrey Academy Inklings
Spanish- Breaking the Spanish Barrier I, iTunes 5 Minute Spanish
Art- SchoolhouseTeachers, Khan Art History, Art with Pilar at CurrClick
Piano
Water Polo

Abby (8th)

Veritas Press Omnibus II                    
Algebra I- Teaching Textbooks
History- Mystery of History II
Science- God's Design for Chemistry                                   
Latin- Latin for Children B                                 
Write with WORLD
All About Spelling
Piano/Theory

Caroline (6th)

Rod and Staff Math 5
History- Mystery of History II
Science- Exploring Creation with Botany
Imitation in Writing Fairy Tales
Rod and Staff Grammar 6
Art- SchoolhouseTeachers
Song School Greek, then Latin for Children A
Piano/Theory

Annesley (3rd)

Rod and Staff Math 4
Art- Schoolhouse Teachers
Song School Greek
Science- Exploring Creation with Botany
History- Mystery of History II
Writing- English for the Thougtful Child II
Handwriting- Finish Handwriting Without Tears Cursive, then copywork

Christian (K)

Rod and Staff Kindergarten (called preschool)
TATRAS
Never Bored Books

Joe (preschool)

various preschool materials (using up what we have!), including Pre-K Scholars

My goal this year was to spend as little money as possible, so I'm recycling quite a lot. This actually turned out to be terrific; I discovered things on the shelves I had forgotten about (English for the Thoughtful Child) and downloaded great free printables.

As an aside, I love the online and on-site classes for high schoolers. They love them, too!