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Date: 2026-09-08
Source: Elias_26-27_school_year__-_Elias.csv supplied by Adolfo
Tags: #homeschool #education #elias #curriculum #2026-2027
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# Elías — 2026–27 Homeschool Plan
## Source of truth
- Original schedule: [elias_2026_2027_school_year.csv](elias_2026_2027_school_year.csv)
- This plan uses the schedule’s lesson labels exactly. The curriculum titles represented by labels such as `5-9`, `12T`, and `wk 11` are not named in the source, so they should not be inferred.
- Elías is entering the plan as an advanced, homeschooled second-grade learner. Spring 2026 MAP results: Math RIT 210 / 92nd percentile; Reading RIT 212 / 96th percentile.
## School-year structure
- **Fall term:** Aug 21–Dec 18, 2026.
- Planned instructional weeks begin Aug 21, with scheduled coursework from Aug 28.
- **Chiapas:** Oct 2 is marked off; Oct 9 retains limited work while the trip is still noted.
- **Thanksgiving:** Nov 27 off.
- **Last fall day:** Dec 18.
- **Winter break:** includes designated work/continuity entries for math (`12-5`), History (`11-4`), Spelling (`week 20`), and Spanish (`3-4 pt 3`).
- **Spring term:** Jan 8–May 28, 2027.
- **EPA field trip:** Feb 5.
- **Math practice/review:** Feb 26.
- **Math sequence transition:** Mar 5 begins `4A 1-3`; subsequent math entries are intentionally blank in the supplied plan.
- **Spring break:** follows Mar 19.
- **Summer:** Advanced Writing has 15 planned lessons; History continues at `30`; Spelling lists weeks 31–34.
## Planned subject pacing
### Math
- Fall moves from `5-9` (Aug 28) through `12-3` (Dec 18), with flexible alternatives listed on several weeks (for example, `6-3 or 6-4`).
- Winter break includes `12-5`; spring moves from `12-8` (Jan 8) to `15-5` (Feb 19), then review (Feb 26) and `4A 1-3` (Mar 5).
- Because MAP math already shows substantial above-grade-level performance, use the scheduled curriculum as the core sequence while adding limited **non-routine problem solving, logic, modeling, and project math**—not extra repetition after mastery.
### Reading comprehension and grammar
- Reading comprehension alternates levels `3` and `4` across scheduled weeks.
- Grammar progresses from lesson `59` (Aug 28) to `95` (Dec 18), then `97` (Jan 8) through `144` (May 28).
- For Elías’s advanced reading profile, pair the core schedule with discussion, evidence-based explanation, research, and short analytical writing rather than simply increasing reading-drill volume.
### Advanced Writing
- Fall progresses from `wk2` through `wk16`; the Dec 18 entry is marked `?`.
- No regular spring entries are specified; summer lists 15 lessons.
- Use the open spring space for authentic products: a research report, illustrated explanation, persuasive piece, or project journal tied to history, science, coding, or an excursion.
### History, spelling, and Spanish
- History moves from `1-3` in early September through `11-2` by Dec 18, continues at `12-3` in January, and reaches `29` by May 28; summer lists `30`.
- **Discovery Mountain availability:** The `28R` History / Discovery Mountain entry is scheduled for Apr 30. As reported by Adolfo on Sep 8, the locally available Season 28 catalog has only **five episodes**. Do not plan a sixth locally available episode until the catalog is recovered or refreshed. Use the fifth session for discussion, narration, a summary, or a connected history/Bible activity if needed. The official public Season 28 page currently describes six episodes, so the missing local episode is a content-sync/retrieval item rather than evidence that the season was designed for only five.
- Spelling moves from `wk 11` through `wk11` in fall, continues with `21T/21R` through `29R` in spring, and uses `wk31-34` in summer.
- Spanish progresses from `1-4 pt 1` in September through `3-4 pt 2` by Dec 18, with `3-4 pt 3` during winter break. Spring Spanish pacing is not specified in the source.
## Enrichment fit
The plan already provides a structured academic core. External programs should primarily add experiences this schedule does not duplicate:
1. **Coding/robotics:** Code Ninjas or a FIRST LEGO League Explore team if interest is present.
2. **Hands-on inquiry and peers:** Clay County 4-H and field/project work.
3. **Math enrichment:** Beast Academy / later Art of Problem Solving, or Mathnasium only with a written advanced-enrichment plan—not remedial or grade-level worksheets.
4. **Reading/writing depth:** research, discussion, argument, and polished original writing connected to his actual interests.
## Review checkpoints
- **Before/after Chiapas:** preserve continuity without treating travel as a deficit to “catch up” through busywork.
- **February/March:** review whether the transition to `4A` is appropriately challenging and whether the next math sequence should be specified.
- **Spring planning:** decide how Advanced Writing and Spanish will continue after the fall sequence, since the supplied schedule leaves these entries open.
- **End of year:** use MAP growth, portfolio samples, and Elías’s engagement—not lesson completion alone—to choose the 2027–28 level and enrichment balance.
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week ,,math ,,reading comprehension,Grammar,Adv in Writing,History,Spelling,Spanish,Notes/Excursion
2,Aug 21,,,,,,,,,
3,Aug 28,5-9,4,59,wk2 ,,,,,
4,Sep 4,6-3 or 6-4,3,61,wk3 ,1-3,wk 11,wk5 ,1-4 pt 1,
5,Sep 11,6-7 or 6-8,4,64,wk4,2-2,12T,wk5 ,1-4 pt 2,
6,Sep 18,7-1 or 7-3,3,66,wk5,3-1,12R,wk6,2-1,
7,Sep 25,8-1 or 8-3,4,69,wk6,3-4,14T,wk6,2-2,
8,Oct 2,x,,x,x,x,x,x,x,CHIAPAS
9,Oct 9,8-4,3,72,wk8,4-3,14R,x,,CHIAPAS
10,Oct 16,8-8,4,74,wk9,5-2,15T,wk7,2-3,
11,Oct 23,9-1,3,77,wk10,6-1,15R,wk7,2-4 pt 1,
12,Oct 30,9-5,4,80,wk11,6-4,,wk8,2-4 pt 2,
13,Nov 6,10-3,3,82,wk12,7-3,16R,wk8,2-4 pt 3,
14,Nov 13,10-7,4,85,wk13,8-2,,wk9,3-1,
15,Nov 20,11-1,3,87,wk14,9-1,17R,wk9,3-2,
16,Nov 27,,,,,,,,,THANKSGIVING
17,Dec 4,11-5,4,90,wk15,9-4,18R,wk10,3-3,
18,Dec 11,11-8,3,92,wk16,10-3,,wk10,3-4 pt 1,
19,Dec 18,12-3,4,95,?,11-2,19R,wk11,3-4 pt 2,LAST DAY
,,,,,,,,,,
winter break,,12-5,,,,11-4,week 20,,3-4 pt 3,
,,,,,,,,,,
1,Jan 8,12-8,3,97,,12-3,21T,,,
2,Jan 15,13-4,4,100,,13-2,21R,,,
3,Jan 22,13-7,3,102,,14-1,,,,
4,Jan 29,14-2,4,105,,14-4,22R,,,
5,Feb 5,14-5,3,107,,15-3,,,,EPA Field Trip
6,Feb 12,15-2,4,110,,16-2,23R,,,
7,Feb 19,15-5,3,112,,17-1,,,,
8,Feb 26,practice and review,4,115,,17-4,24R,,,
9,Mar 5,4A 1-3,3,118,,18,,,,
10,Mar 12,,4,120,,19,25R,,,
11,Mar 19,,3,123,,20,,,,
Spring Break,,,,,,,,,,
12,Apr 2,,4,125,,21,26R,,,
13,Apr 9,,3,128,,22,,,,
14,Apr 16,,4,130,,23,27R,,,
15,Apr 23,,3,132,,24,,,,
16,Apr 30,,4,134,,25,28R,,,
17,May 7,,3,137,,26,,,,
18,May 14,,4,139,,27,29R,,,
19,May 21,,3,142,,28,,,,
20,May 28,,4,144,,29,30R,,,
,,,,,,,,,,
summer,,,,15 lessons summer,,30,wk31-34,,,
1 week math reading comprehension Grammar Adv in Writing History Spelling Spanish Notes/Excursion
2 2 Aug 21
3 3 Aug 28 5-9 4 59 wk2
4 4 Sep 4 6-3 or 6-4 3 61 wk3 1-3 wk 11 wk5 1-4 pt 1
5 5 Sep 11 6-7 or 6-8 4 64 wk4 2-2 12T wk5 1-4 pt 2
6 6 Sep 18 7-1 or 7-3 3 66 wk5 3-1 12R wk6 2-1
7 7 Sep 25 8-1 or 8-3 4 69 wk6 3-4 14T wk6 2-2
8 8 Oct 2 x x x x x x x CHIAPAS
9 9 Oct 9 8-4 3 72 wk8 4-3 14R x CHIAPAS
10 10 Oct 16 8-8 4 74 wk9 5-2 15T wk7 2-3
11 11 Oct 23 9-1 3 77 wk10 6-1 15R wk7 2-4 pt 1
12 12 Oct 30 9-5 4 80 wk11 6-4 wk8 2-4 pt 2
13 13 Nov 6 10-3 3 82 wk12 7-3 16R wk8 2-4 pt 3
14 14 Nov 13 10-7 4 85 wk13 8-2 wk9 3-1
15 15 Nov 20 11-1 3 87 wk14 9-1 17R wk9 3-2
16 16 Nov 27 THANKSGIVING
17 17 Dec 4 11-5 4 90 wk15 9-4 18R wk10 3-3
18 18 Dec 11 11-8 3 92 wk16 10-3 wk10 3-4 pt 1
19 19 Dec 18 12-3 4 95 ? 11-2 19R wk11 3-4 pt 2 LAST DAY
20
21 winter break 12-5 11-4 week 20 3-4 pt 3
22
23 1 Jan 8 12-8 3 97 12-3 21T
24 2 Jan 15 13-4 4 100 13-2 21R
25 3 Jan 22 13-7 3 102 14-1
26 4 Jan 29 14-2 4 105 14-4 22R
27 5 Feb 5 14-5 3 107 15-3 EPA Field Trip
28 6 Feb 12 15-2 4 110 16-2 23R
29 7 Feb 19 15-5 3 112 17-1
30 8 Feb 26 practice and review 4 115 17-4 24R
31 9 Mar 5 4A 1-3 3 118 18
32 10 Mar 12 4 120 19 25R
33 11 Mar 19 3 123 20
34 Spring Break
35 12 Apr 2 4 125 21 26R
36 13 Apr 9 3 128 22
37 14 Apr 16 4 130 23 27R
38 15 Apr 23 3 132 24
39 16 Apr 30 4 134 25 28R
40 17 May 7 3 137 26
41 18 May 14 4 139 27 29R
42 19 May 21 3 142 28
43 20 May 28 4 144 29 30R
44
45 summer 15 lessons summer 30 wk31-34