Sunday, August 5, 2007
School Year Planning
I just found a great website of selected -- not comprehensive -- religious holidays from around the world & throughout history, organized by each month; it is called School of the Seasons (they also have a seasonal living blog which you can sign up for). The pages I've linked to below are a few years old but are still very helpful. Our S.S. year will run from September 9th to May 25th and I am making notes of the holidays before I plan the lesson content. For example, the first day of school is also Grandparents Day, which gives me ideas for our first project and a way to break the ice. Here are the monthly holiday links (look at the bottom of each page for a link to page 2):
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
This information is helpful if you are doing a year-round study of the Saints in Grade 2 and, since things on the internet often disappear, I would recommend printing the pages out even if your child is far away from second grade.
Another helpful link I want to remember is for free sitecrawler software (which looks for spelling errors and broken links) so I am also putting it here: Inspyder InSite 1.4.1.
After I make a list of holidays I am working content around, I'll plan a draft of the school year, eat lunch, stretch, and it's on to planning Great Artists for Natalie!
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
This information is helpful if you are doing a year-round study of the Saints in Grade 2 and, since things on the internet often disappear, I would recommend printing the pages out even if your child is far away from second grade.
Another helpful link I want to remember is for free sitecrawler software (which looks for spelling errors and broken links) so I am also putting it here: Inspyder InSite 1.4.1.
After I make a list of holidays I am working content around, I'll plan a draft of the school year, eat lunch, stretch, and it's on to planning Great Artists for Natalie!
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