Gallery of Home School Work

See what classical home schooling looks like!

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NARRATIONS, SUMMARIES, REPORTS

Katie, almost 4: Monster story
Jenna, age 6: Story about snow
Alicia, age 6: Narration about ants
Annalies, age 6: Narration of St. George and the Dragon
Laura Ann, age 6: Narration about earthworms
Christopher, first grade: Narration about Egypt and the Nile
Ben, first grade: Narration about the Spanish visiting the New World
Abigail, age 6: Narration about Abraham Lincoln
Amanda, age 6: Narration and drawing about the Mycenaeans
Matthew, age 6: Narration about Alexander the Great
Michael, age 7: Poem about a tree (from Spelling Workout assignment)
Arie, age 7: Narration about Middle Ages villages
Taylor, age 7: Narration about the human body
Connor, second grade: Narration of The Tortoise and the Hare
Linda’s son, age 8: Book summary
Ian, age 8: IEW composition on St. Patrick
Danny, age 9: Writing Strands assignment
Katherine, age 9: Illustration and narration of lessons from Serl’s Primary Language Lessons
Scott, age 10: Outline and rewrite of The Tortoise and the Hare
JE, age 10: Writing Strands assignment
Megan, age 10: Writing Strands assignment
Jacob, age 11: IEW composition on the Greeks
Royce, age 11: Essay on the Iliad
Meghan, age 11: Writing Strands assignment
Joshua, age 11: Outline of Viking section of Kingfisher History Encyclopedia
Andrew, age 12: Book summary/report
Ashley, age 12: Science Report

ART WORK

Tyler, age 5: Drawing
EA, age 5: “Bird Family” (a lesson from Mona Brookes’ Drawing With Children)
Levi, age 6: Drawings
Gentry, age 6: Drawing
Theresa, age 7: Clay sculptures
Taylor, age 7: Drawing of Dr. B
Brooke, age 8: Drawing
Jennifer, age 10: Drawing of the Greek gods
Jeremy, age 10: “All Hands on Deck”
JE, age 10: “Silver Beak” (a lesson from Mona Brookes’ Drawing With Children)

OTHER WRITING

Davin, age 5: Letter
Levi, age 6: Letter

MATH

Levi, age 6: Math worksheet

SCIENCE

Geordan, age 8: Chemistry experiment

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