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A friend mentioned to me recently that she had looked at my curriculum plan, which made me realize that I hadn't updated it in a while.  This winter spring, I made some modifications and made my own worksheets to facilitate certain subjects. I've posted two of the worksheets I made. #1  A long time ago, I wrote a post about my weekly spelling plan here:  http://lovetopaint.blogspot.com/2013/08/my-phonicsspelling-plan.html  and Here:  http://makingthingsstretch.blogspot.com/2013/02/free-spelling-curriculum.html But, I just realized that I never posted the Weekly Spelling Sheet (printable) that I wrote to go along with it.  You can now find thate HERE . My middle daughter finished learning the 600 most common word list using this weekly sheet and is now working through the first book of MegaWords by EPS.  I realized that she needed extra practice with longer words and this covers both vocabulary and spelling by practicing encoding and decoding at ...

This week I realized that Autumn needed a literature guide/book report to go with the book she's about to read.  I looked around the web to see if I could find a free one, but I couldn't.  So, I decided to make one.  I've been working on it the past two days and I'm very excited.  Here's the contents of what will be in her lit guide (that can be used with any fiction book).  I've included links below. Fiction Literature Guide/Book Report: (for realistic or historical fiction, myths/legends/folktales, humor, legend, science fiction, fantasy, fairy tale, fable, or mystery) File #1:  http://lovetopaint.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/book-report-part-1.pdf File #2:  http://lovetopaint.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/book-report-part-2.pdf 1: Title Page  (included in my file) 2: Book Info (included in my file) On this page, include the title, author, illustrator, copyright date, publisher, number of pages, and genre. 3:  Prediction...