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CtG Week 5: Mummies and Pyramids

This week we learnt about...
...mummies and the process of mummification
...The great pyramids
...memorizing the Old Testament books

Bible
We memorized the old testament books this week.

English from the Roots Up
Until now we have learnt these words (using the quizlet app)
biblios
photos
graph
tele
metron
sauros

History
This was an interesting history week!

We learnt about the mummies and played a fun interactive game.
and we made mummies hot dogs! =) (using crescent dough)
We learnt about the Great Pyramids.
We used sugar cubes to build a pyramid

We drew pyramids using the 1 or 2 pt perspective.



And we drew King Tut.
We also watched the really interesting videos on King Tut's tomb.

This is Baby Sis' notebook. Big Sis and Lil Sis also wrote notebook pages.

Science

This was one of the few Science experiments we did. We learnt about reflection, absorption, and transmission of light.


Because of reflection, the spoon appears to be top of the bowl instead of bottom.

Read A loud
We're almost finished with Tangledwoods Secrets. Love Patricia St.John's books!
Image result for tanglewoods secret

The girls did a few tests in Math, English, Science, and Chinese this week.

General Science
Big Sis is doing really well in General Science. She continues to listen to some lectures from Virtual Homeschool Group and takes the tests from the site. But there are some days she would rather read the text book on her own.



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