Morning Time Volume 1

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058425
ISBN
9781969085383
Grade K-8
Teaching Method
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Charlotte Mason
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Product Overview

  • Open-and-go schedule for a 36-week study of Scripture, hymns, and the arts
  • Divided into 3 twelve-week terms: Creation, the Fall and Redemption, and Our Future Hope
  • Learn about composers Bach, Beethoven & Stravinsky
  • Study artists: da Vinci, Rembrandt & Monet

Description

Morning Time Vol. 1 is a 36-week guide that includes daily Bible and devotional readings, prayer prompts, Scripture memory, a hymn study, catechism memorization using the New City Catechism, and a study of the fine arts. Volume 1 also includes optional suggestions for family read-alouds for both older and younger children. Additional resources are required. Most of these resources are available at the local library or as a “read-aloud” on YouTube. Most of these living books are wonderful read-alouds to enjoy again and again, so where possible, we have made the books available for your convenience. The musical accompaniment for the hymns in this study is available at no cost from the author. This is a wonderful opportunity to begin the day as a family, learning God’s Word and enriching your life through the fine arts. 

Publisher's Description of Morning Time Volume 1

What better way to begin each day than by hearing God’s Word, singing timeless hymns, reading aloud together, and feasting on beautiful literature, art, and music?

Morning Time Vol. 1 is a 122-page, open-and-go guide designed to help your family start the day with truth, beauty, and connection.

Inside you’ll find:

  • Daily scheduled Bible and devotional readings

  • Prayer prompts

  • Scripture memory

  • Hymn study

  • The New City Catechism memory work

  • Composer study: Bach, Beethoven, & Stravinsky

  • Artist study: da Vinci, Rembrandt, & Monet

  • Poetry selections

  • Read-aloud suggestions for both older and younger students

Across 36 weeks, you and your children will read many of the central stories of Scripture, learn 8 hymns, study 6 renowned composers and artists, enjoy their work together, and journey alongside 3 courageous Christian missionaries. You’ll also have the option to add in classic literature read-alouds your whole family can enjoy.

This plan uses a small collection of “living books” (to borrow or purchase) for Bible/devotional readings, read-alouds, and the composer and artist studies. Everything else—Scripture memory, hymns, prayers, and poetry—is included within the guide.

My prayer is that these Morning Time plans do far more than fill your home with beautiful ideas. I pray the Lord uses them to shape and transform hearts.

Category Description for Brighter Day Press: Morning Time

Morning Time from Brighter Day Press is a guided discovery into God’s Word and the fine arts that provides a beautiful start to your homeschool day. Each volume is divided into three twelve-week terms: Creation, the Fall and Redemption, and Our Future Hope. Throughout each term, Scripture reading and memorization is purposeful, encompassing the entire narrative of the Bible. “Living Books” are thoughtfully selected and essential to the study of the fine arts. Three volumes are available.

Each open-and-go volume provides a 36-week schedule that incorporates:

  • Bible reading and devotions
  • Prayer and Scripture memory
  • Hymns and Catechism (New City Catechism)
  • 3 Composers each year
  • 3 Artists/Picture Studies each year
  • Poetry
  • Optional recommended Read-Alouds at 2 levels (ages 4–7 and ages 6–10)

How It Works:

Each day, families read Scripture together, sing the hymn of the week, and practice their Scripture memory verse(s). The catechism question is reviewed one to two times per week. Three days per week are set aside for the study of the arts with a different focus each day: a composer, an artist (or picture study), and a poetry reading. Families may wish to conclude their Morning Time here. Other families may wish to continue with the optional read-aloud.


Program Components:

·         The Morning Time Volume with its weekly schedule, poetry, and the picture or illustration studied

·         ESV Bible or Bible of your choice (Required)

·         New City Catechism for Kids (Required)

Optional for each Volume:

·         New City Catechism app

·         Copywork Notebook in Cursive or Print

·         Quality children’s literature—available from the library in book or audiobook format, or purchase for your personal library

Children are encouraged to write the weekly memory verse and copy a line from the poem or read-aloud. Optional print or cursive Copywork Notebooks are available for each volume. You may also use a notebook or journal for this activity. 

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Product Format:Paperback Book
Grades:K-8
Brand:Brighter Day Press
ISBN:9781969085383
Length in Inches:11.125
Width in Inches:8.75
Height in Inches:0.75
Weight in Pounds:0.95
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