Sonlight Core F
Week 24
April 21-26th, 2014
What a week! Friday was our only day home all day! Giz (my husbands mother) had a heart by-pass surgery; actually she had FIVE by-passes, on Monday. Dh and Dd went and spent the day at the hospital to support her. I stayed home with our dog.
Tuesday we had our LAST Swim & Gym class at Plainfield Parks and Rec. building. They played an awful game of "Dodge Ball"; and I think I grew 20 new gray hairs as a result...ugh! But, Dd said she had a good time, and she didn't get hurt--though the older boys were WAY too rough with the younger kids. Swimming went fine, and I think they had extra time to play in the pool after the lessons. We also went to the library.
Wednesday we went to Eagle Creek Park again, and I successfully borrowed three "L" children to go with us. They took us to a new trail than the last time, and we had a great time. I spotted a Gray Tree Frog and had Dd capture it. We kept it as a pet for two days before Dd decided it was time to free it. I was willing to buy frog food at the local pet store, but Dd really wanted it free. When we took them back to their house they invited us to see all the trails and spots they have in their woods in their neighborhood.
Thursday we went to the Indiana Museum of Art--(IMA). That is one place that I really wish I took my Dd to more often! We had a tour guide take us to see a few paintings and murals from Early European paintings. It wasn't a great tour, but we looked at art that I might now look at myself, so that part is good. We had our group; which consisted of the grand total of FOUR, and one tour guide. So it was a very personalized tour.
Friday Dd and I spent the whole day at home! We did our lessons at home around our activities each day, but not as long as we normally go.
This was really a week for activities and field trips; but we still made some progress with our lessons. We are 'in the Middle East' for our Core F lessons. So our books and reading material was all based from there.
Bible: Veritas Press Judges Through Kings
I am a little confused about this section. Our "Card 50" had ten lessons to do for our Greenleaf book; but then when we looked at the cards 50-55, it has sections that were assigned to do on the Card 50. So, I'm not sure if we are doing it like they wanted; but we are getting it all done. I saw card 53 was to read "Psalms", but I don't know if they want us to read ALL the Psalms? It wasn't listed on the Card 50? So, we have done Cards 50-55 minus the section on Psalms. I guess we will read the Psalms after we finish 2 Samuel.
Card 50:done
Artist of the Week:
Matisse
we read these following three books:
Sergi Prokofiev
Meet the Great Composers, Bk 2
Friday Dd and I spent the whole day at home! We did our lessons at home around our activities each day, but not as long as we normally go.
This was really a week for activities and field trips; but we still made some progress with our lessons. We are 'in the Middle East' for our Core F lessons. So our books and reading material was all based from there.
Bible: Veritas Press Judges Through Kings
I am a little confused about this section. Our "Card 50" had ten lessons to do for our Greenleaf book; but then when we looked at the cards 50-55, it has sections that were assigned to do on the Card 50. So, I'm not sure if we are doing it like they wanted; but we are getting it all done. I saw card 53 was to read "Psalms", but I don't know if they want us to read ALL the Psalms? It wasn't listed on the Card 50? So, we have done Cards 50-55 minus the section on Psalms. I guess we will read the Psalms after we finish 2 Samuel.
Card 50:done
Davidic Kingdom
1 & 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles
2 Samuel 18-21 read with the bible and bible commentary
The Greenleaf Guide to the Old Testament:
Lessons 113-114
Card 51:The Conquest of Jerusalem:done
Card 52:The Ark Enthroned in Jerusalem:done
Card 53:(*not done)David Writes Many Psalms
Card 54: David and Bathsheba:done
Card 55:David and Absalom:done
The Greenleaf Guide To Old Testament History by Rob G. Shearer and Cyndy A. Shearer
Believer's Bible Commentary [BELIEVERS BIBLE COMMENTARY -SS] [Hardcover] by W.(Author) ; MacDonald,
Artist of the Week:
Matisse
we read these following three books:
Matisse (Famous Artists) by Antony Mason
Famous Artists: Matisse by Antony MasonWeekend with Matisse by Rodari
A Weekend with Matisse by Florian RodariHenri Matisse (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists) by Mike Venezia
Getting to know the Worlds Greatest Artists:Henri Matisse by Mike VeneziaMeet the Great Composers: Book 2 (Learning Link) by Maurice Hinson
Composer of the Week:Sergi Prokofiev
Meet the Great Composers, Bk 2
Dd liked Prokofiev!
Exploring Creation with Zoology 2: Swimming Creatures of the Fifth Day (Young Explorer Series) (Young Explorer... by Jeannie Fulbright
Science: ApologiaSwimming Creatures of the Fifth Day
pg. 145-148
Zeta Decimals and Percents Instruction Manual Math-U-See by Steve Demme
Math: Math U SeeZeta: 26 A-E
Skip Counting Family-7's
Foreign Language: Rosetta Stone: French
one time, 30 minutes
(it's a start!)
Language Arts:
All About Spelling Level 6-Teacher and Material Packet (All About Spelling: The Multisensory Program for Spelling...
All About Spelling 6:Step 6 passed
IEW: Fix-It: Frog Prince
Week 5
SL Language Arts from Core F:
Week 14-first page done
Lesson 25: Narrative Paragraphs
Wk 1 completed and the writing exercise completed.
pg.'s: 65-69
Jessica's Journey: completed
This was a wonderful audio, but I want to make sure to mention that during the first disc, there was one scene where the main character, Jessica, had an altercation with her drunken, violent mother. It sounded like the mother hit her daughter, and that was a pretty intense moment for a minute. I know some people would not like that moment; but in the end the mother comes around and becomes a much, much better person. The mother changes from being so hurtful to loving.
Our Core F books:
pg. 1-17
ended the week on pg. 172
Kuwait, Beirut, and Cairo
we have sections to read from this book for each area of the world we are studying, so it will go on throughout the whole core.
Readers:
1) The Hobbit by Tolkien: in process
2)Chet Gecko-Trouble is my Beeswax: completed
4)Bone (graphic books---she has a lot of these):completed
Week 5
SL Language Arts from Core F:
Week 14-first page done
The Grammar Ace: Instructor's Manual by Duane Bolin and Dave Lilly
The Grammar AceLesson 25: Narrative Paragraphs
The Creative Writer, Level Two: Essential Ingredients by Boris Fishman
The Creative WriterWk 1 completed and the writing exercise completed.
Daily Grams: Guided Review Aiding Mastery Skills : Grade 7 by Wanda C. Phillips
Daily Grams 7pg.'s: 65-69
Jessica's Journey Dramatic Audio by Hesba Stretton and John Rhys-Davies
Audio:Jessica's Journey: completed
This was a wonderful audio, but I want to make sure to mention that during the first disc, there was one scene where the main character, Jessica, had an altercation with her drunken, violent mother. It sounded like the mother hit her daughter, and that was a pretty intense moment for a minute. I know some people would not like that moment; but in the end the mother comes around and becomes a much, much better person. The mother changes from being so hurtful to loving.
Our Core F books:
The Arabs In The Golden Age (Peoples of the Past) by Mokhtar Moktefi and Veronique Ageorges
Arab in the Golden Agepg. 1-17
Habibi by Naomi Shihab Nye
Habibi by Naomi Shihab Nyeended the week on pg. 172
Praying through the 100 Gateway Cities of the 10/40 Window by YWAM Publishing,
100 Gateway CitiesKuwait, Beirut, and Cairo
we have sections to read from this book for each area of the world we are studying, so it will go on throughout the whole core.
Readers:
The Hobbit by Tolkien
1) The Hobbit by Tolkien: in process
Trouble Is My Beeswax: A Chet Gecko Mystery by Bruce Hale
2)Chet Gecko-Trouble is my Beeswax: completed
Murder, My Tweet: A Chet Gecko Mystery by Bruce Hale
3)Chet Gecko-Murder My Tweet: completedBone: The Complete Cartoon Epic in One Volume by Jeff Smith
4)Bone (graphic books---she has a lot of these):completed
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