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Second Grade Reading – What are the Standards and Curriculum? Second grade reading activities provide an opportunity for children to select letter patterns and learn to translate them into spoken language using phonics, syllabication, and word parts. These early readers will continue to work on their decoding skills which will aid their understanding of new […]

Preschool Spelling Curriculum Sequence In preschool, spelling words start with basic two-letter words. For example, a good starting point for preschoolers would be: AT, ME, BE, and IT. Children then start to expand the list by working through “word families”. From AT, in preschool spelling, the curriculum, worksheets, and then spelling tests would cover BAT, […]

 Preschool Reading – What are the Standards and Curriculum? There are multiple steps in helping your child become proficient at reading. Think of each step as a rung on a ladder – moving your child closer to opening a world of limitless imagination and knowledge. At this early stage, your preschool child will develop a […]

Homeschool Planning Worksheets Homeschool planning worksheets are available for homeschool parents looking for quick, printable tools to keep themselves organized. Time4Learning’s printable homeschool planning worksheets help parents capture a weekly at-a-glance schedule of activities, homeschool goals, student’s strengths and weaknesses, and much more. Here are printable homeschool planning worksheets to support your homeschooling organization efforts: […]

Time4Learning – A Flexible and Functional Addition to K12 Education New homeschooling families might feel overwhelmed by the idea of overseeing the day-to-day educational activities of their children. With Time4Learning, students work on their time and at their own pace. Lessons do not need to be completed within a set amount of time, making our […]

Kindergarten Spelling Curriculum Sequence The spelling curriculum for kindergarten should cover kindergarten spelling words start with basic two letter words, or three letter consonant-vowel-consonant words, and become more complex. For example, spelling words can be introduced that end with a silent e, changing the first vowel from short to long, for example, with a silent-e, […]

Kindergarten Reading Standards and Curriculum Within the stages of pre-reading and early reading skills, children are primed to discover and learn. Like miniature word detectives, they set out to search for clues – combining each sound into new words. This is often referred to as a building block phase for reading. Children learn well with […]

What Is a Homeschool Portfolio? Homeschool portfolios are a form of student record keeping that documents educational progress. Homeschool portfolios illustrate what your child has learned, how it was accomplished, what resources were used and how much progress was made. Some parents approach homeschool record keeping almost as a keepsake. “I wouldn’t have to keep […]