1st Grade, Rome to Reformation Week 25: Black Death, Renaissance, Joan of Arc, NT story for MFW 1st

BIBLE

We celebrated 100th Day this week!! So fun!

We memorized Philippians 2:5-8

We finished reading the gospel of Luke and the life of Jesus.

For Lil Sis, we read about birth of Jesus, Jesus as a boy, Jesus being baptized, and the fishermen story

Lil Sis is reading the Reader really well, but needs some prompting for some more difficult words.

HISTORY

We learnt about the Black Death, Renaissance, Henry V, and Joan of Arc.

We finished Dangerous Journey. I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!

LANGUAGE

The older kids continued on Rod and Staff English.

Lil Sis worked on her bible story reading and bible notebook.

The older two did a test on Lesson 8 康軒一下 for Mandarin Chinese and Lil Sis did practice on bopomofo

We learnt two more Latin words "arbor" and "tempus" this week.

We did a revision worksheet.

MATH

We continued to practice Math.

SCIENCE

We learnt about Earth this week and it was really neat. We did an ad to invite space people to come visit Earth.

We ate freeze dried ice-cream like the astronauts! Yum!

The older kids did their summary pages.

ART

There was no art this week.

Pinterest Page for 1st Grade

Pinterest Page for RtR

Booklog for RtR

Booklog for 1st Grade

Booklog for 5th Grader (books for leisure)

Booklog for 3rd Grader (books for leisure)

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Science 2015/2016: Human Body Recap

We really had fun learning about the Human Body this year. I thought it would be meaningful to consolidate our learning. We enjoyed the Body Book more than I thought we would. I did do most of the cutting though. We also enjoyed the different videos we watched and the experiments. I think this is the most successful science year yet. The five senses Tongue the Ear The Skin The Eye Skeleton Joints Long Bone Tooth Brains Spinal Cord Digestive System Stomach The Lungs The Heart The Urinary System The Muscle Look through all our experiments and videos here .

Online Resources: Sesame Street Games

I love the Sesame Street Games ...I think they are the best for preschoolers. They teach important concepts, at the same time, making computer skills real easy. For eg, there is no "click and drag"...that's hard for them...there's "click" "move" "click". There are some games Ian really likes...(click on photo for the games) That's the Wheels on the Bus song (you press the keys foe interactive movements) Patterns. Seasons. Fun for the kids. Walking the dogs...numbers. This is alltime favorite. First you make a pitcher of lemonade. Then depending on how many monsters come, you click however many cups. I love it!

School PLan 2024-2025

Blogging has not been easy for the past years, but I found it fun to still document some significant events 12th Grade: Big Sis Focus this year: college prep! Bible: study of Daniel with mom Math: On her own pre-calc/calc English: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (CLEP) History: American History II ( Guesthollow ) Foreign Language: Mandarin (Integrated Chinese vol 4) Economics: CLEP Microeconomics/Macroeconomics Health: Total Health 10th Grade: Lil Sis Focus this year: Writing Bible: study of Daniel with mom Math: Geometry (I got the printed workbook to make things easier) Science: No science this year English: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (CLEP), grammar and writing from Excelsior U , reading/writing from history Social Studies: Whirlwind History ( Guesthollow ) Foreign Language: Korean Health: Total Health 7th Grade: Baby Sis Bible: Part of history English: Rod and Staff, kumon Math: PreAlgebra (Chalkdust), kumon Social Studies: Ancient Egypt , Ancient ...

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