Homeschool Curriculum for Toddlers (Age 2-3yrs old)

Jelly Bean will be 2 at the end of September!

At this point, she

  • asks and answers questions,
  • uses a large variety of vocabulary
  • speaks 4 languages
  • loves to make music, dance and sing
  • has graduated from “No!” to “I don’t like…” :P
  • has a wicked memory – especially for things you wish she didn’t remember! T_T
  • is ready for OFFICIAL TOT SCHOOL! 

I have been trying to make up for lost time (weeks spent doing graduate study over the summer) by frantically putting together a solid curriculum for the school year.

I’ve decided to use the same format as Erica’s Letter of the Week Curriculum. Since I plan to do it with Jelly Bean when she turns 3 next year, and I’m using my own curriculum for Baby Ruth at the same time, I wanted them to correlate. Erica introduces the vowels first and then goes through the consonants. Keep that in mind as I show you a brief overview of what the year will look like.

NOTE - I’m only sharing a brief overview because it would take forever for me to list every activity and give credit to every source in one post.
DISCLAIMER – In no way am I implying by this curriculum that my daughter and I accomplish everything I plan. Homeschool at this age especially is not about checking off a list! It’s about learning through fun and play. I urge you to use this list as a reference only!

Tot_AEIOUTot School Curriculum:

  • Week 1 – Letter A

    • Day 1 -
    • Day 2 -
      • Songs: ”Read a Book” v. 1; “Which Five Letters are the Vowels?” (only letter A)
      • Bible: Jesus Storybook Bible-Story #1; Memory Verse A
      • Read-Alouds: Library Books with Letter A, Apple or Autumn theme
      • Visual/Spatial: Apple Tot Pack
      • Number/Logic: Tot Time Notebook
      • Tactile: Apple “stained-glass” craft
      • Chinese Song: “Welcome Song”
      • Spanish Story: “La olla de avena magica” (The Magic Porridge Pot)
      • Montessori: Folding Washcloths and Potty training
    • Day 3 -
      • Songs: ”Read a Book” v. 1; “Which Five Letters are the Vowels?” (only letter A)
      • Bible: Big Thoughts for Little People (A); Memory Verse A
      • Read-Alouds: Library Books with Letter A, Apple or Autumn theme
      • Visual/Spatial: Apple Dot Marker worksheet / A Do-A-Dot page
      • Number/Logic: Tot Time Notebook
      • Tactile: Pom-pom Apple Trees
      • Chinese Worksheet: Apple (蘋果)
      • Spanish Song: “Days of the Week
      • Montessori: Folding Washcloths and Potty training

UPDATE:

I have removed the rest of the VOWELS from this post because I have revised the original format.
I have also included my list of Resources, Important Notes and a Book List for each Letter/Theme in a fully downloadable document available for FREE to all Subscribers of LearningWithMom.org starting May 1, 2013.

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About Jasmine

Jasmine is a junior high school Chinese teacher currently on Leave of Absence. She is also an ordained Reverend, a seasoned Worship Leader and sought-after speaker who has spoken at many churches services and conferences on spiritual topics. She Tot-schools her daughters, Jelly Bean and Baby Ruth, and awaits her son, Cookie Dough, who is due in July . She blogs at LearningWithMom.org.

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