Last night, around 9pm, it occurred to me that our winter break is over.  Monday, we begin school again.  I should be rested and ready to go, right?  Well, sort of.  Does it matter that I haven’t even so much as TOUCHED one of our school books since the end of November?  Probably.  So guess what I get to do this weekend?

You guessed it, this is “Lesson Plan Weekend” for me.  I have an outline of our plans, drawn up back in August during my insane summer planning period, so I know what we’re covering and I have a book list.  I printed Donna Young’s fantastic Colonial Planner set, and I’m going to use it to tweak my notebook just  a bit.  I love her forms so much, but this Colonial set is the nicest, hands-down!  I ran across a blog post the other day which once again reminded me that I need to stay on the ball, as far as having some sort of a plan goes.  You can read about 4 Easy Steps to Help You Fail At Homeschooling and you’ll see what I mean.  It was a little funny, in a that-sorta-hits-home kind of way, if you know what I mean.

So Ancient Greece it is.  I’m looking for Greece lapbooking resources too, because I need premade and can’t come up with things myself very well.  Input is welcome, thanks!  I’ll post again when I have my head on straight and know what I’m doing.