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Dashboard 2023-24
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First things first
Before you start
Dip into our Alveary Foundations tutorials and Reflective Practice Plan Book now to set yourself up for a great start to 2023-24. Then refer back to them as needed; treat them as your companions through the year.
"Alveary Foundations: Relational Ideas" gives you an overview of Charlotte Mason's philosophy. "Alveary Foundations: Relational Methods" gives practical tips and videos on how to teach different subjects.
Contains insightful questions and resources. Read the opening section up to Term 1 as soon as possible!
Get started today!
Save Alveary Foundations and the Reflective Practice Plan Book. They will be your companions through the year, introducing you or refreshing you on Charlotte Mason's philosophy and relational methods.
Draft your schedule
Before ordering books, decide which courses you'd like to teach. Ease into Alveary with a beginner schedule or draft your own using the samples by grade. You will also find scheduling tools to plan your year in the sample schedules.
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Beginner sample schedules (PDF)
Full sample schedule and tools (PDF)
Helpful links
Step 1: Draft your teaching schedule
The first step in starting Alveary is to decide which courses you'd like to teach. Consider your life and time constraints, and ease into Alveary with a beginner schedule or draft your own using the samples by grade.
Adjust schedule and order books
On the right, you’ll find our programs by grade. Please select the grades your student(s) is/are in to see the curriculum for the year at a glance and the full program of which books and resources are used and why.
Step 2: Tweak schedule and order books
Select the program for the grades your student(s) are in, check placement tips, tweak your schedule if necessary, and order your books.
Read and organize your lesson plans
Our lesson plans inform you how to teach the courses and use the books and supplies that go along with them.
On the right, you’ll find our lesson plans by grade. Find the lesson plan for each course you’ll teach and customize them if necessary.
Step 3: Read and organize your lesson plans
Our lesson plans inform you how to teach the courses and how to use the books and supplies that go along with them.
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Get the supplies you need
Now that you’ve chosen your courses, set up your schedule, and looked over your lesson plans, it’s time to order the supplies needed to teach your courses.
On the right, you’ll find our supply list per grade. Order the supplies for each course you’ll teach.
Step 4: Get the supplies you need
After setting up your schedule and looking over your lesson plans, you can go ahead and buy the necessary supplies in order to teach the courses.
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Evaluate the term
After finishing a term, spend one week giving exams, which are offered by subject or by day. Then, take a week’s break from school and use our Reflective Practice Plan Book to help yourself grow as a teacher, reflecting on and assessing your students’ growth and future needs.
Step 5: Evaluate the term
An average school year consists of 3 eleven-week terms. After each term, there is one week of exams.
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