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With a few things thrown into our upcoming months that hadn’t been put into the schedule originally, the kids and I sat down last week and had a look at the rest of our school year.
Despite the fact that we switched out a few key pieces of our curriculum in October/November, we realized that we can finish the bulk of things up at the end of April! {I can assure you that there were some whoops and hollers from a certain mom as well!}.
Having a set day to signal the end was just what we all needed to get an added burst of excitement for pushing through a few ‘blah’ moments. We won’t be wrapping it all up {history will carry over a bit through the summer and then into the start of next year}, but it is so very encouraging to see the light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. Although the overall schoolwork will be finished, we’ll still be working on a few things in the months of May and June as well as doing our yearly standardized testing {ahhh…state requirements}.
When are you wrapping up your school year? Are you feeling the end of the year itch to finish yet?
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Actually, we agreed that this year, we’re going to leave some of the lessons for the summer, because we want to do it on the seaside and take it a bit easy there.
I looked through ours the other day and we too should be done with most things at the end of April/ first week of May. We continue to read over the summer and we are going to work on memorization of math facts. But, I am SO looking forward to the break!