Homeschooling Torah is a wonderful Torah Observant Curriculum that I started this 2014-15 school year with my 3 yr old boy. It is an amazing program that goes all the way up to high school. I only have one child so for now I am using the Preschool Member section. The following is taken directly from their wesbsite about the preschool curriculum

 

Preschool

We have three goals in providing lesson plans for children who are aged 5 and younger:

• To train them in orderliness, respect for others, self control, and biblical character – These character qualities form the foundation of everything else in life. The books of Deuteronomy and Proverbs are emphasized, and plenty of advice and help for parents is included in the lesson plans.

• To give them special time with Mom – Little ones can get left out when life gets busy. Our plans will remind you of priorities of motherhood. You’ll enjoy spending time doing activities with your children, and you’ll cultivate special memories while feeling good that you remembered to teach them important skills and life lessons from Scripture.

• To help mothers feel less overwhelmed – You don’t have to do everything we recommend, but you’ll probably enjoy having “check boxes” of the common sense things you want to remember with your preschoolers. We even remind you of character qualities you can develop in your own life, such as joy, peace, and contentment.

 

Our lesson plans are based on 5 activities we recommend for preschoolers each day. Please note that we believe in short, easy lessons.

• Learning Time — We’ll give you short and pleasurable ideas for basic life skills that all preschoolers should learn, from Scripture memory work, ABCs, 123s, telling time, manners, and more.

• Creative Time — We’ll recommend fun table-time activities your preschoolers can work on by themselves, with you or an older sibling in the room.

• Building Time — We’ll suggest hands-on playtime activities that will help your preschoolers develop self-control, imagination, and attention-building skills.

• Outside Time — We’ll recommend ways to encourage your preschoolers to play outside, weather permitting, or at least to get up and moving inside.

• Rest Time — We’ll give gentle ideas for ways your youngest children can rest, relax, and get away from the over-stimulation that often occurs in a busy, homeschooling household.

 

I want to walk you thru what this program looks like in my home with one child.  Every home will differ and that is ok. That is what is beautiful about Homeschooling Torah, there is a together school portion as well, where all ages can participate.  I have really enjoyed the Torah Portion Crafts and links already provided for that weeks Parashah. I also use a lot of outside sources and personal educational toys I have that are not recommended thru HT.

 

I have a big passion for teaching my child and utilizing educational toys and resources to accomplish this.

 

I will first show you how I set myself up and how I got organized with it.