Highschool 10th Grade MFW World History and Literature 2020-2021 Plan

Our firstborn completed his 9th grade with My Father's World Ancient History and Literature. This year he will go on to 10th grade, with World History and Literature

For 9th grade,he took these credits:

Bible (1) AHL

History (1) AHL

English/Literature (1) AHL

Algebra I (1) Chalkdust

Biology (1) Apologia

Foreign Language (1) Integrated Chinese

For 10th grade, our focus is for him to figure out career path, college requirements, and some SAT prep.

these are the credits he will be taking:

Bible, History, English/Literature (1 credit each) WHL

Geometry (1). We are trying out EasyPeasy AllinoneHighSchool free Geometry curriculum.

Chemistry (1). Masterbooks I got the lab kit from here

Foreign Language (1) Integrated Chinese

Introduction to Filmmaking (0.5) Film school for teens

Personal Finance (0.5) Dave Ramsey

Maybe for the 2nd half of 10th grade we will start SAT prep and also 0.5 health/PE credit.

Dad is also teaching him some computer, that with the amount of work he does for youtube and church tech, we might make it into a 0.5 credit for the year.

One thing we are doing different this year is that I added some short quizzes or reflections for him to do after bible reading, so that he has some accountability. I felt that was a little bit lacking last year.

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