Saturday, September 27, 2014

SL Core G Week 2B LOW Sept. 22-16, 2014



Sonlight Core G

Week 2 “B”

Sept. 22-16, 2014

We've finished our 5th Week at Core G






Some weeks are harder for me than others; and this was a very hard week indeed!  I guess with all the exercising and hiking from the week before; I have brought my immune system down.  We were able to do a fairly normal week on our lessons, but I was sick (and got worse each day) throughout.  I have been praying for my health to return soon, and I decided it is time to find a doctor here! ETA: Ended up having to go to the ER to get an IV with meds to slow down the migraine, and stop the vomiting/retching...ugh.


Another disappointment this week was that the auto that I drive, that we drove to Indiana, has something wrong with the steering mechanism.  So, Dd and I were totally home-bound this week---no library, no grocery shopping, and no parks to take a walk in.  Our auto is scheduled to go into the shop on Tuesday, and I do hope they can fix it quickly and hopefully not too expensive. 





Paid rent yesterday for our apartment; which I didn’t think I would still be here for October!  There still have been no offers for our house in Indiana.  The Lord must have a very specific plan for us…just wish I knew what it was!  The good news is that I am feeling less confined in the apartment.  I am getting use to living in such a super small apartment—finally!



Dh’s job has gotten a lot harder the past two weeks.  He is back to working late every night; and as a matter of fact they are having him work both Sat. and Sun. this week.  He would have refused to do that at his previous job, so it says something that he is willing to do it here…and without a fuss.  He is doing a good job keeping his attitude positive even when they are asking him to do the impossible.  I have to admit that it would be easier to adjust to our new life here; IF his job was doing better.  They are a new company and have too many gaps that need to be bridged.  This growth is happening; but it is hard work!

We aren't moving forward with our Sonlight Core G until we read a bit more on Ancient Egypt---we do go at our own pace! and I still have some books that we haven't even started yet.  I actually have too many books and will have to pick which ones I feel most lead to read.



Our Lessons this week:

Recommended by Michelle:

Read with Bible and Believer’s Bible Commentary:

Isaiah 54

Emphasis on verse 10:

10 Though the mountains be shaken
    and the hills be removed,
yet my unfailing love for you will not be shaken
    nor my covenant of peace be removed,”
    says the Lord, who has compassion on you.


The Chronicles Through Malachi and Job: Teacher's Manual by Emily Fischer


 Veritas Press Chronicles Through Malachi

Card 68: in Process

Ministry and Miracles of Elisha

2 Kings 2-13 (so it is going to take a while!)

c. 850 B.C.

VP Worksheets

Believer's Bible Commentary   [BELIEVERS BIBLE COMMENTARY -SS] [Hardcover] by W.(Author) ; MacDonald, William(Author)


The Greenleaf Guide to the Old Testament

Lesson 132: completed

Ahaziah Inquires of Baal-Zebub, Elijah Answers

Read 2 Kings 1 with Bible and Believer’s Bible Commentary



The Greenleaf Guide to the Old Testament

Lesson 134: completed

Jehoram and Jehoshaphat Defeat Moab

2 Kings 3 read with Bible and Believer’s Bible Commentary

The Greenleaf Guide To Old Testament History by Rob G. Shearer and Cyndy A. Shearer




The Greenleaf Guide to the Old Testament

Lesson 135: completed

Elisha and the Shunamite’s Son

2 Kings 4 read with Bible and Believer’s Bible Commentary

The Greenleaf Guide to the Old Testament

Lesson 136: completed

Naaman’s Leprosy Healed

2 Kings 5 read with Bible and Believer’s Bible Commentary


NIV Archaeological Study Bible: An Illustrated Walk Through Biblical History and Culture by Walter C. Kaiser Jr.


 Archeology Bible Readings:

Intro. to 1 Kings pg. 491

Sheba by 511

Tirzah by 522



The Victor Journey through the Bible by V. Gilbert Beers


Journey Through The Bible

Pg’s 150-153




Psalm of the week-Psalm 53

For the director of music. According to mahalath.[b] A maskil[c] of David.

The fool says in his heart,
    “There is no God.”
They are corrupt, and their ways are vile;
    there is no one who does good.
God looks down from heaven
    on all mankind
to see if there are any who understand,
    any who seek God.
Everyone has turned away, all have become corrupt;
    there is no one who does good,
    not even one.
Do all these evildoers know nothing?
They devour my people as though eating bread;
    they never call on God.
But there they are, overwhelmed with dread,
    where there was nothing to dread.
God scattered the bones of those who attacked you;
    you put them to shame, for God despised them.
Oh, that salvation for Israel would come out of Zion!
    When God restores his people,
    let Jacob rejoice and Israel be glad!






Math:

Math U See Worksheet Generator for Pre-Algebra

We reviewed Lesson 9 each day, and also a bit on Lessons 1 & 2

By the end of the week, Dd had Lesson 9 down flat, and now we can move on again.






Exploring the World of Biology: From Mushrooms to Complex Life Forms (Exploring Series) by John Hudson Tiner


Science:

The World of Biology by John Hudson Tiner

Ch. 1: completed (The Hidden Kingdom)

Ch. 2: completed (The Invisible Kingdom)


(I am really, really liking this book! So far they are going through the Kingdoms in science, and how they got split up and by who--so it is part history too. I find science things to much easier to remember when I hear the whole story; which is what Tiner is doing!)





Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics (Young Explorer Series) by Jeannie Fulbright

Apologia: Chemistry and Physics

Pgs 71-79

 (Dd is doing this science book on her own.  I've read her the other Apologia books, but this book I've assigned to her and for her to write notes for each chapter.)




Language Arts:




Fix it! Grammar and Editing Made Easy with the Classics by Pamela White


IEW’s Fix-It: Frog Prince:Week 14: completed


Daily Grams 7: pgs 133-137



SL LA: Research for Travel Journal, final draft still in process









Add-In’s for Core G: all in process



The Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt (Landmark Books) by Elizabeth Payne


 The Pharaoh’s of Ancient Egypt (Landmark) Ch.1 & 2



Gilgamesh the Hero by Geraldine McCaughrean


 Gilgamesh, The Hero: Ch. 1-7



Pharaohs and Foot Soldiers: One Hundred Ancient Egyptian Jobs You Might Have Desired or Dreaded (Jobs in History... by Kristin Butcher





Plus, a bunch of books on Ancient Egypt that are too many to post, that we are using to look through and use for her research paper.








Current Events: 
CNN Student News

(This is a 10 minute video clip summarizing what is going on around the world, that we watch Mon-Fri.)
  http://www.cnn.com/studentnews/





Audio Books:

Audio 1:


The Heroes of Olympus - Book Three: Mark of Athena by Rick Riordan

Mark of Athena by Rick Riordan: in process




Audio 2:



Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6) by J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: in process






Music:

Keyboarding every day!  She is having a great time learning new songs, and playing often.





Fun Books:


Dd has finally succumbed to the call of Ranger's Apprentice!  Our friends, the "L" family children are mad about this series, and they very much piqued her interest.  She is plowing through this book very quickly.  She has even read me a few chapters aloud.

The Ruins of Gorlan (The Ranger's Apprentice, Book 1) by John A. Flanagan


1. Rangers Apprentice Bk 1 The Ruins of Gorlan


Made a LEGO mock-up of the Rangers Apprentice cottage




Abyss: Star Wars (Fate of the Jedi) (Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi - Legends) by Troy Denning


2. Abyss: Star Wars (Fate of the Jedi) by Troy Denning




Busy Hands:

*Made a “dry erase board’ out of duct tape, and drew a calendar on it.

*Baked a cake, and homemade icing.

*Baked blueberry muffins from scratch.

*Big LEGO week! I'll try to get some pix of it- 

*Lots of music/keyboarding

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