I hear that home-scholars generally make higher test scores than classroom students, but Sterling and Christian test out average for their grade. At Dominion, they learn what it is like to be in a classroom. That's fun once a week, but they like home-school best. A typical home-school day begins with a short devotional. I dictate a memory verse for them to write in their notebooks.
Any misspelled words become spelling words for the day.
Then I read a little bit from Special Times with God, and we pray a short prayer for God to help us learn. Every day we cut, color, and tape together a paper model of a different part of the human body. I teach them anatomy while they work. It takes about an hour. Reading is next.