Habits Training
- Accuracy
- Attention
- Candor
- Cleanliness
- Courtesy
- Even Temper
- Gentleness
- Kindness
- Modesty
- Neatness
- Obedience
- Order
- Perfect Execution
- Punctuality
- Regularity
- Remembering
- Respect
- Thoroughness
- Truthfulness
- Free Play
- Exploration
- Garden
- Kai's Suggested Reading: simply charlotte mason list
- Mac's Suggested Reading: simply charlotte mason list
- Practice identifying the beginning sound of words; learn vowels are a, e, i, o, u
- Write upper- and lower-case letters with felt-tip marker on wall chart or poster board on wal
- One-to-one correlation in counting
- Puzzle
- Beading
- Calligraphy
- Carving
- Ceramics
- Chalk drawing
- Charcoal sketching
- Clay sculpturing
- Crocheting
- Cross-stitching
- Embroidery
- Finger painting
- Flower arranging
- Gardening
- Iron sculpturing
- Kiting
- Knitting
- Latch-hooking
- Leather tooling
- Loom weaving
- Macrame
- Oil painting
- Pencil sketching
- Photography
- Picture framing
- Pottery
- Quilting
- Robotics
- Rubber stamping
- Scrapbooking
- Scroll sawing
- Sewing
- Spinning fibers
- Spool-knitting
- Videography
- Watercolor painting
- Weaving
- Weaving pot holders
- Whittling
- Woodworking
Life Skills
- Auto mechanics
- Baking
- Canning
- Changing a car tire
- Changing a lightbulb
- Checking the car’s oil
- Cleaning: mirrors, sinks, toilets, tubs and showers, baseboards
- Clearing the table
- Cooking
- CPR
- Driving a car
- Drying: clothes, dishes
- Dusting
- Electrical wiring
- Emptying trash
- First Aid
- Folding: clothes, towels, sheets
- Mopping
- Mowing the lawn
- Organizing: closets, cupboards, sheds, attics
- Painting a room
- Plumbing
- Raking leaves
- Setting the table
- Sweeping the floor
- Vacuuming
- Vegetable gardening
- Wallpapering
- Washing: clothes, dishes, windows, car
- Welding
Life Skills but also Business Skills
- Computer skills
- Keyboarding/Typing
- Tracking personal finances
- Display large prints of great artists, one at a time. Tell artist’s name if child is interested. (Or can join with older siblings/students for picture study.)
- Play the works of great composers, one at a time, in the background during meals or driving. Tell composer’s name if child is interested. (Or can join with older siblings/students for music study.)
- Read poetry aloud together at least once a week. Some poetry books are listed in the Read-Alouds. (Or can listen while you read poetry to older siblings/students.)
- Read aloud the great stories of the Bible. (Or can listen to and participate in older siblings/students’ Bible readings and Scripture Memory.)
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