Amazing art curriculum provides in depth study of oil painting, study of color, intro to drawing, intro to still life, painting the outdoors, water colors, pastels, and MORE!

Projects are hands on and professional.  Also includes a list of materials that you need to set up your own home studio!

 

 

 

by Helen Hall

 

This includes 8  books in a convenient digital version. They were published originally by the Sye Foundation Pattern Company in St. Louis, Missouri in 1936.  Endorsed by National Retail Dry Goods Association.  Item will be emailed directly to you.

Each book  has 48 pages. These books were originally purchased from Sears, Roebuck and Co.

 

Series 1 -- First Steps in Sewing (equipment, choice and use of patterns, shrinking, pressing, spots). Large diagonal fold in back cover.

Series 2 -- Cutting and Assembling (ripping, marking sewing lines, darts and tucks, practical stitches, right-side basting, assembling the dress).

Series 3 -- Waist Finishing (bound buttonholes, tailored loops, bias binding, facings, collars, buttons),

Series 4 -- Sleeves and Skirt Finishing (pleats, hanging skirts, hems, belts, plackets)

Series 5 -- Tailoring (cutting the lining, making the coat, sleeves, interlining, relining, fur work, pockets, cuffs, shields)

Series 6 -- Materials-Trimmings (stripes and plaids, nap and pile, large floral designs, diagonals, satins-velvets, trimmings, sewing commercially

Series 7 -- Individual Fitting - (standard measurement comparisons, size of pattern, measurement chart, how to take measurements, fitting tissue patterns with tape line, allowance when cutting, fitting a plain dress)

Series 8 -- Eighty Fitting Problems (back of the waist, front of the waist, sleeves, skirt).

 

 

 

35 colorful pages that inlcude many kinds of trees.  This study uses watercolors, and can be counted as a 1/4 highschool elective credit.

 

 

 

 

This is an amazing and in depth study for those students interested in art.  Includes the following sections:

 

I. INTRODUCTION  II. DRAWING  III. VISION  IV. LINE DRAWING  V. MASS DRAWING  VI. THE ACADEMIC ANDCONVENTIONAL  VII. THE STUDY OF DRAWING  VIII. LINE DRAWING: PRACTICAL  IX. MASS DRAWING: PRACTICAL  X. RHYTHM  XI. RHYTHM: VARIETY OF LINE  XII. RHYTHM: UNITY OF LINE  XIII. RHYTHM: VARIETY OF MASS  XIV. RHYTHM: UNITY OF MASS  XV. RHYTHM: BALANCE  XVI. RHYTHM: PROPORTION  XVII. PORTRAIT DRAWING  XVIII. THE VISUAL MEMORY  XIX. PROCEDUREXX. MATERIALS  XXI. CONCLUSION

 

 

 

This is a curriculum for homeschool indoor Physical Education, as well as a list of ideas for how to make your own equipment, and to save money. This curriculum will let you a complete Physical Education indoor curriculum (Physical Education for Homeschoolers,) a multi age and reusable plan for your whole family to enjoy. If you do not want to make or purchase any of these items, you can simply skip that week’s activity in the curriculum, and go on to the next one. If you want to make your own items, see the instructions, they will give you a complete list of “how to” make your own home made Physical Education equipment.

For this curriculum to be fully effective, you will need to do one activity 3-4 times during the week (this will mean that you could possible stretch this out to cover a full YEAR, just inside!)  Choose one activity that you want to focus on during that time period, and perform it for at least 30 minutes.  You can pick and choose activities to focus on by what equipment or space you have available, or what the children’s interests are.

 

 

A Jogger's Handbook

How to Start a Running Regimen

Best Places to Run

When to Run

Selecting the Right Running Shoes

Running Apparel Do's and Don'ts

Warming Up

Weight Training for Runners

Treating What Hurts

Diet Does Matter

Should You Decide to Cross Train

Tips for Female Runners

Running and the Weather

What About Racing

Racing Basics

Running a Marathon - The Mother of All

 

 

 

Using these guides, you can learn the musts of stretching for fitness.  Includes full illustrations, and explanations.  Easy to post on your wall, or keep as a handy reference guide that you use to start all your days with. 

 

 Easy to use between subjects, does not get kids rowdy and excited, but allows for blood flow and movement.

 

 

 

This special offer includes both Yoga for Children and Yoga for Adults in the same package!  Great starter set, something the kids and the parents can do together.

 

Due to the origin of yoga, there may be some sections in this book that you want to skip over.  Meditation and centering should be done within our prayer time, not in our exercise routine (personal opinion of the merchant.)

 

 

 

What Kind of Bikes Are Available?

What Kind of Cycling Do You Wish to Do?

What is Fitness Cycling?

Preparing to Cycle

Equip Yourself Properly

Setting Up Your Cycling Fitness Program

The Right and Wrong Way to Cycle

Warming Up and Cooling Down

Cross Training

Charting your Progress

All About Accessories

Nutrition for Bicycle Fitness

Bicycle Racing

Special Bicycles for Racing

How to Train for Bicycle Racing

 

 

 

Why Walking is Healthy

Walking and Metabolic Fitness

Dog Lovers and Walking

Warming Up and Cooling Down

Fitness Exercises and Walking

Walking in the Snow

The Benefits of using Poles

Walking in Snowshoes

Cross Country Walking on Skis

How to Set Goals and Meet Them

Why Keeping a Log is Important

Walking for the Ages

Using a Pedometer

Clothing - Dress for Walking

Building Motivation

Why Walking is Healthy