Parsha Study
Thanks to Adventures in MamaLand and the latest edition of Jewish Homeschooling Blog, I think I may have cobbled together a plan for parsha work for the rest of the school year. Adventures in MamaLand reminded me not to reinvent the wheel and to go back to one of my favorite sources, Chinuch. We have used Chinuch before for Pesach study work.
We read Parsha Pearls which provides a parsha summary as well as a Misdrashic story. And then we did a sequencing activity both provided by Chinuch. I suspect that the sheets are designed to have the pictures remain in place and the summaries matched to them. However I cut out the pictures and glued them landscape style onto a separate paper so that we could match up both the summary and the passuk. I prefer using the passuk but I am not sure Froggy would understand the story with just the passuk so we use both.
And all week we work on copywork using the sheet from Adventures In Mamaland. Froggy is still just learning to write her letters so the worksheet is too much for her to do in one sitting and sometimes more than she can manage even in a whole week.
We read Parsha Pearls which provides a parsha summary as well as a Misdrashic story. And then we did a sequencing activity both provided by Chinuch. I suspect that the sheets are designed to have the pictures remain in place and the summaries matched to them. However I cut out the pictures and glued them landscape style onto a separate paper so that we could match up both the summary and the passuk. I prefer using the passuk but I am not sure Froggy would understand the story with just the passuk so we use both.
And all week we work on copywork using the sheet from Adventures In Mamaland. Froggy is still just learning to write her letters so the worksheet is too much for her to do in one sitting and sometimes more than she can manage even in a whole week.
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