With two kids in Essentials and two little ones underfoot, our homeschool days run on a handful of tools we really use. These are the things that keep memory work moving, keep the mess in check, and keep the little ones listening along. I've marked a...
Our home base for the week's memory work. Everything we review comes back to this guide.
Foundations Curriculum, Cycle 3
The guide that keeps my two Essentials kids on track with grammar, writing and math drills.
Essentials Curriculum, Fifth Edition
The timeline cards we use all the time. CC also sells Medieval World, New World and Modern World sets.
Classical Acts & Facts® History Cards Ancient World - While Supplies Last
The tin whistle we learn on for CC music. Small, cheap and great for little hands.
TIN WHISTLE, KEY OF D
Ours is the 2nd gen; this is Yoto's current player and plays almost all the same cards. Our go-to for screen-free listening.
Yoto Player - The Screen-Free Audio Platform for Children
The smaller, portable Yoto. We have a Mini alongside the big player.
Yoto Mini 4th Gen
We use a Scotch laminator, and it's how our printables and memory sheets survive four kids.
Scotch Thermal Laminator TL901X, 2 Rollers
Our black three-tier rolling cart keeps the school supplies in one place and rolls away when the table is needed for dinner.
RÅSKOG utility cart, black, 133/4x173/4x303/8"
(Suggested) Blank cards you can load with your own audio, like memory work songs or read-alouds.
Make Your Own Page
(Suggested) Letter-size refill pouches made for Scotch thermal laminators.
Scotch Thermal Laminating Pouches, Letter Size
(Suggested) Wipe-clean sleeves so one printed worksheet can be used again and again.
