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The next time your family goes through Cycle 1, you will use Cycle 1B Together Time.
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CYCLE 1Plans are designed to be used 4 days per week.Week 1Week 2
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Using Psalms and Hymns to the Living GodDoxologyMorning Prayer
#151
Morning Prayer
#151
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Using Psalms and Hymns to the Living GodCreedApostle's Creed
#354
Apostle's Creed
#354
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Praises"Lord, we praise you for/because you are...""Lord, we praise you for/because you are..."
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Using Fount of Heaven
One prayer per day.
Prayers of the Early Churchp. 12-16p. 17-20
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ConfessionConfession to one another and to the LordConfession to one another and to the Lord
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Intercessory PrayerPrayPray
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Using Psalms and Hymns to the Living God
Tunes can be found on the Sing Your Part app, and piano accompaniments are in the G3+ app.
Psalms and Hymns of the Early Church and Middle AgesAll Glory, Laud, and Honor
#257
Be Thou My Vision
#352
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Scripture MemoryWork on memorizing:
James 1 ESV
James 1 KJV
Work on memorizing:
James 1 ESV
James 1 KJV
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If you started this January 1 or in another cycle, pick up where you are, learning one question a week.Tune My Heart CatechismQuestion 1
Print
Question 2
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Dismiss high schoolers after poetry recitiations.Poetry Recitation
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Memorize the poems by reading aloud, copywork, and working on lines.

You can find alternate/extra poems in the Dictation Day-by-Day books.
ElementaryThe Destruction of SennacheribThe Destruction of Sennacherib
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Middle SchoolPocahontasPocahontas
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High SchoolSonnet #18 (Shakespeare)Sonnet #18 (Shakespeare)
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Rotate through the 4 subjects below, doing 1 per day, 4 days per week.
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Read.
Ask: What did you notice? What did the poem remind you of? What did you imagine?
Poetry ReadingPoetry for Kids: William Shakespeare

1 poem per week
Poetry for Kids: William Shakespeare

1 poem per week
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Look.
Turn over.
Ask: What did you notice? Can you describe the painting?
Look again.
Ask: What else do you see? What colors do you see? What does this remind you of?
Picture Study
NOTE: Chosen pictures will not be images of Christ.
Video about VelazquezLas Meninas
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Listen. Fluent readers should follow along in their copy of the play.
Just enjoy the play; don't analyze it.
Shakespeare
Highly recommend Arkangel Shakespeare recordings. Check your library or audiobook service.
A Midsummer Night's Dream

Act 1, Scene 1
Act 1, Scene 2
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Listen.
Ask: What did you notice? What baroque elements did you hear? What did this remind you of?
Music
Composer Study
An Introduction to the Baroque Period of MusicClassics for Kids Podcast: Bach 1