June 24-28th, 2013 SL- Core E- Week 30
We completed week 30 of Core E this week. But, we didn't manage to get through all the chapters we were suppose to get through--so I don't know if I should say "completed"!!! But, next week we might catch up!
I spent Monday cleaning up our house and didn't get to spend much time on our lessons until late in the afternoon. We had our yard sale on Fri. and Sat. and Giz and Grampy stayed for dinner. Then Sunday we went to church and enjoyed our day of rest...in our fine mess!!! It was hard to wait for Monday to get here so I could finally get to cleaning!
Our lessons:
Bible:
Judges 2, 3, 4
Apologia: Who Is My Neighbor? Lesson 5: What Can I do For My Country? pg's: 164-172
Language Arts:
All About Spelling 5:
Step 3: M,T,W,Th,F -passed
IEW: Fix-It:
Week 20
Letter writting:
wrote Uncle Rick and cousin Allie
Science:
Apologia:Zoology 1: Flying Creatures: pg's: 101-107
we wrapped up the last bit on birds, and started a new section....on BATS!!! Dd was very excited to learn more about bats!
Reader:
Bruchko: The Astonishing True Story of a 19-Year-Old American, His Capture by the Motilone Indians and His Adventures... by Bruce Olson
Bruchko by Bruce Olson
Read Aloud during day:
Miracles on Maple Hill by Virginia Sorensen, Joe Krush and Beth Krush
Miracles On Maple Hill
Family RA's at night:
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| This old book is the version we found in a "FREE" pile at our library. We are really enjoying it. Imagine our surprise when we found out it is a Newbery Honor book! The dialect is difficult for Dh to read, as the vocabulary is different than today's English; but it is fascinating to hear. |
Tree of Freedom - Newbery Honor Books by Rebecca Caudill and Dorothy Bayley Morse
Tree of Freedom by Rebecca Caudill
When 13 year old Stephanie made the long trek from Carolina to Kentucky
in the spring of 1780, she brought with her an apple seed. Even so had
her Grandmother Linney carried an apple seed from France to Charleston.
The seed that Stephanie nurtured in the wild Kentucky soil, the "tree of
freedom" as she called it, was not merely a link with the past, but a
symbol of the new way of life that the pioneering families meant to
build in the fresh green land.
More than just a story of homesteading, this is a warm and interesting
study of character and family relationships. The numerous line drawings
by Mrs. Morse pleasingly round out the picture of the seven Venables.
It Made You Think of Home: The Haunting Journal of Deward Barnes, CEF: 1916-1919 by Bruce Cane
It Made You Think of Home:The Haunting Tale of Deward Barnes by Bruce Cane
Math:
MathUSee:Epsilon:23 A-F
Skip-Counting family this week---the wonderful 12 family! 2-3x each day.
Chopin
Composer of the week:
Frederic Francois Chopin
Meet the Great Composers Book 1 (Learning Link) by June Montgomery and Maurice Hison
Meet the Great Composers
Artist of the Week:
Getting to Know the Greatest Artists of the World by Venezia
World History Biographies: Michelangelo: The Young Artist Who Dreamed of Perfection (National Geographic World... by Philip Wilkinson
Michelangelo: The Young Artist Who Dreamed of Perfection by Phillip Wilkinson (Nat'l Geographic book) plus we looked at a lot of books I own that I bought in Florence, Italy while at the museums with Michelangelo's work.
Art:
Clay-Dd made a human head out of clay; well done
Odds:
Kindle game-Flags of the World: 4x this week
BrainPop, BrainPop, Jr. and BrainPop,UK.
daily
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