30 August 2016
WAY Comes Home Kit a TOS Crew Review
August 30, 2016
Teaching health has been a subject that I have had a
hard time finding something that is substantial. Recently, we have been using a
hands-on health curriculum from HomeSchool Scholastics, an i4 Learning Company
and their WAY Comes Home Kit. This is perfect for elementary kids K-5.
I
received a physical kit, my kids where pretty excited when the box showed up at
our front door and seen what was inside the box. I also receive access to
online content that includes new lessons each month. You do not need to
access the online content for this kit to teach it.
The
WAY Comes Home Kit has all the essentials you need to complete this curriculum:
DVD Lessons, Journals for all three levels which are
consumable for one student, Parent Guidebook, Fulcrum Balance Scale, Stethoscope, Bag 250
Transparent Counters, Foam Balls-2, Inkless Finger Print Pad, Glitter, Plastic
Eggs, Measuring Tape, Plastic Bins, Flashcards, ChooseMyPlate Book, and 2
Posters. I am just going to cover a few items in detail.
The Parent Guide Book is a paperback book with 147
pages. It breaks down the 5 modules and how to teach each one. Each module
teaches a different concept with health and wellness.
5 Modules are:
Getting Started
Where Do You Begin?
Let’s Get Active
The Nutritional WAY
Health-It’s Personal
The modules are broken down for each age level. Each module
is intended for 1 week of lessons. The lessons are concise and extremely easy
to follow. I love simple and fun in a curriculum. There a
lot of suggestions of adding on other activities for weekends and other
suggestions.
There are three Journals in the kit. One is for K-1 st
grade, 2 nd- 3 rd grades, and 4 th-5 th grade. Each Journal is appropriate for
its intended grade. You can purchase extra Journals separately.
The journaling
is an essential part of the program. My kids enjoyed the Journals a lot. I wasn’t
sure if this would be an activity that my kids would like at first.
The vocabulary cards are broken down by level also. I
taught 2 different levels and it was easy doing this curriculum as the Teacher
Guide made it flow easily.
The DVDs are fun and engaging. My kids enjoyed them as they are fast paced and entertaining. An average lesson was around 30 minutes or less.
The DVDs are fun and engaging. My kids enjoyed them as they are fast paced and entertaining. An average lesson was around 30 minutes or less.
How did I use WAY Comes Home Kit in my Homeschool?
.
I used this with my 13 year old daughter with special needs and she has a lot of feeding issues and learning issues. My 10 year old son also participated enthusiastically.
I used this with my 13 year old daughter with special needs and she has a lot of feeding issues and learning issues. My 10 year old son also participated enthusiastically.
The first few days I spent getting myself familiar with
the curriculum. There is a good guide in the manual to determine which journal is best for your kids.
The
Teachers Guide was very helpful telling me what supplies I need for each lesson. It guided me step by step with the vocabulary cards and the activities.
Lots of art in
the Art Attack portion. My kids really enjoyed being able to be creative. Despite being a little under the weather with some severe allergies we made nature self portraits, finger print art, and well my kids made food art and got my okay to play with their food.
We started out a module with first watching the
DVD lesson. Afterwards, we would work on the different activities throughout
the program. Our cat obviously became part of the lesson's-almost daily. She got use to a daily check up from my daughter whether she was active or inactive. She even sleeps through her check ups now. Bug figured out how to take a good heart beat with the cat before she figured out her brother.
There is so much hands on activities in the curriculum. Including the physical activities they did on the DVD. A lot of the time it was Little Man being active as Bug had a hard time with her arthritis doing to much physical activity.
My Final Thoughts
Wow impressive. The cost is extremely reasonable
considering how much is included in the kit. Even ordering extra journals will
not break your homeschool budget. I love that everything I need to teach the
five modules is in the box. So easy!
This is a Christian centered curriculum and that makes
it even better. It’s created by a homeschool mom with homeschoolers in mind. I
didn’t have to reinvent any lessons to make it work for a homeschool situation. I like that it can be used to teach multiply grade levels.
Would I recommend the WAY Comes Home Kit? 100% I would.
Social Media:
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Would I recommend the WAY Comes Home Kit? 100% I would.
Social Media:
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Don’t just take my word for it as many other TOS Crew
have reviewed this also. Don’t forget to see what they have to say.
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