In process--adding pictures now; text later
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| Double Rainbow!!! View out our back upstairs windows--beautiful! |
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| We are still enjoying the fruits of our labor from our garden--that was one big turnip in that bowl! We just dug these up on Sat. Our carrots, lettuce, etc. are still growing! |
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| Sat. night at 9pm the swallowtail that made her chrysalis in the paper filter hatched. The odd thing was this was a dark brown chrysalis; not a green chrysalis. So much for me figuring out the difference between the brown and green chrysalises!! Sorry this photo isn't the best; I was going to take another pix of it on Sun., but Dd released it before I got a new photo. |
Dh took off Thur. & Fri. so we didn't get as much done as I had thought we would. Dh taking off was a surprise to me--a happy surprise! On Sunday, as a final flourish for his last day off--Dh and Dd went to a Colts football game together. Dh rec'd free tickets in the 'suite' section. They had free food and drinks. They could have rec'd a free massage, but they weren't up for that! (I would have!) I'll post pix of their Colts vs Browns game in a separate post--we won by the way. Also, you all might remember we went to see the Indiana Fever (our Woman's Pro Basketball team) play a few weeks ago. You might like to know they just won the whole championship over the weekend too!!!! They ROCK! We will be going to see more games next year.
Language Arts:
AAS: Step 27-Contractions
A Reason For Handwriting- 2 lessons this week
Science:
SL Science 3: Finished up on Week 29, and started Week 30
Math:
Skip Counting: 7 family 3 days, 12 family 1 day
MUS: Delta: 25C, 25D, 25E, 25F, 26A, 26B, 26C
LOF:Edgewood: Lessons 17,18,19--Finished book!
Piano:
Everyday! And lots during the day. She has been composing her own songs and remembers them exactly and can replicate them exactly each day. I can't believe she can remember exactly how 'her' songs go---but she does. She also won her $5.00 prize for getting My Country Tis Of Thee and Away In A Manger successfully passed by Giz last week.
Sewing- She has sewed a new purse--for her "Hippie" Halloween costume. I will post a pix of it soon. She worked on it for a few days.
Activities for the week:
Monday-lessons and Dd took me to the dentist!
Tuesday-Swim and Gym (they are really working on mastering their strokes and still putting the butterfly stroke together--also flip-turns are in process)
Wednesday-Lessons
Thursday-co-op: Gym, Nature in Art, and Geography (India this week), afterwards we spent the afternoon at Krannart Park with other hs'ers -enjoying being outside.
Friday-just math & reading for lessons--piano, and cooking with Pappa! Dd always cooks with Pappa on his days off. This weekend they really had a good time outside using the grill.
Add-Ins:
Person of Focus: Davy Crockett
A Picture Book of Davy Crockett (Picture Book Biographies) (Picture Book Biography) by David A. Adler, John Wallner and Alexandra Wallner
Davy Crockett (Famous Figures of the American Frontier) by Daniel E. Harmon
American Frontier: Davy Crockett at the Alamo - Book #4 (Disney's American Frontier, Book 4) by Justine Korman
Robin Hood (Graphic Revolve) by Aaron Shepard, Anne L. Watson and Jennifer Tanner --Dd loves these books are re-reads them periodically.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Graphic Revolve) by Twain, Mark, Strickland and Daniel--Dd loves these books are re-reads them periodically.
Yo, Millard Fillmore! (And All Those Other Presidents You Don't Know) [Paperback] by Will Cleveland/Mark Alvarez (still reading) This book is a pretty visual way to learn the order of the American presidents. It is one of those books you need to re-read a few times to get the whole system down.
The Mystery Off Glen Road (Trixie Belden #5) by Julie Campbell
(still reading- Summer 2012 Sonlight had a Trixie Belden on their "Summer Reading" list and so I got Dd the book -Book One of this series- and she is still enjoying this series. She doesn't have as much free time right now to read them as quickly as she was; but she really likes them. The author wrote them back in the 1940's-1950's.
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