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MFW 1st Grade Days 62-66

PRESCHOOL

The land, sea, air categorization game. I like it...


1st GRADE

We did charting. Thank you Auntie Y and Uncle W for the gummy bears! We did more charting that are not in the pics and our library books didn't arrive yet, so we read some from last week


SCIENCE: Planets
The books didn't arrive too, so we'll continue on planets next week. I found A LOT of good resources on the Learning Page

However, you can see that we need some "reteaching" about the planets (they are 8 now, Pluto is out) and also the year of our universe (this number is according to Big Bang and Evolution theory). Listen to the WONDERFUL teaching here about how our universe is young (listen to the "Young Universe" talk) While  you're there listen to "Check it out" too. It's very cool
BIBLE NOTEBOOK

We are having a lot of fun with it. Ian really likes this part. We tried to do more medium and not just drawing

I love it that for Tower of Babel Ian wrote some "foreign language" he made up on the side...


BIBLE
We memorized the books of the bible up to Psalms (Ian is doing a WONDERFUL job!) and Prov 25:28 - A person without self control is like a city with broken-down walls. We also studied "self-control" for Character 1st.


OTHERS
Chinese has become our daily work and we use this ipad app for that
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