2010-2011 Curriculum

This post is a long time coming, but I thought I would post what materials we are using this year.
Math
Honey has started using second grade Saxon math.  This is a new program for us.  We have already done second grade math, but since it's a new program I wanted to make sure we didn't miss anything before moving on.  We switched from K12 mainly because of cost.  Plus K12 had a lot of busy work that we weren't crazy about.
Babe is doing first grade K12 math.  I made copies of all of Honeys worksheets when she did the program so rather than order a whole new set of materials I decided to just use what we had left over.  Plus I know this program pretty well having already taught Honey, so I think it will be a good fit.
Language Arts
We are using a few things for language arts.  Many of these things we do together as a family.  I am trying this year to group a lot of our subjects.  So far its going great.
First we are using First Language Lessons for a Well-Trained Mind.  We are also doing Aesops Fables literature pockets by Evan Moor Publishing and then Caldecott Winners literature pockets by Evan Moore as well.  Honey is also reading chapter books and then writing short summary's after she reads.  We will be starting the American Girl Series soon and using that for language arts as well as History.  We are also using a grammar work book for Honey.
History
The pockets are some of my girls favorites so we are using the Ancient Civilizations History Pockets by Evan Moor.  When we finish those than we will move on with our American Girl History.  I found lapbook lessons for each of the books.  Here is the link.
Science
I have to admit this is not my favorite subject to teach.  It usually involves pulling out a bunch of materials and makes a mess and if you know me I am not a fan of messes but I came up with some science packs off of Rainbow Resource that has the materials pulled together for you and then found this book, How to do science experiments with children.
Spelling
For Honey I am using Building Spelling Skills Daily Practice by Evan Moore.
Babe is using High Frequency Words: Stories and Activites, Level A
Geography
We aren't doing much right now in geography but I found these passports on Rainbow Resources  and then this website puts together lots of useful information on different places.  We will also be learning a lot about Germany since their uncle is serving a mission there.
Art/P.E.
We don't have anything super formal for these subjects but we do do them I promise.  For PE whether it be wii fit or bike ride we engage in physical activity each day.  And as for art I have ordered something, but haven't implemented it yet.  But we do art projects and my kids are constantly creating.  I don't want to do anything super structured with art because I don't want to confine there creativity to how lines "should" be formed or whatever . . . Anyhow . . .

I hope to be adding Rosetta Stone to our curriculum but I can't decide which one to do.  Any thoughts?