2020-2021 10th Grade Week 24

Haven't updated on our highschooler for a while. He had finished his half credit courses (Intro to Film and Personal Finance).

Chemistry continued to be somewhat difficult at times. I tried to find videos for him (Khan Academy is very very helfpul). Then I was really excited to do the Titration Experiment!

We used the purple cabbage solution I froze a year back. Still works.

But the experiment did not. SO disappointed. I am not sure if we did it wrong, or the experiment design was poor. =(

I have to say I am a little disappointed with Masterbooks Chemistry. I feel that they try to cramp too complex concepts (sometimes TOO complex) into too few pages. Then I had to find other ways to help him understand. Then the quizzes were asking a little too much. My personal opinion. Also we had a few blotched experiments, which I am rather disappointed about.

Other than that, he is starting to do Experiencing God bible studies and I made him worksheets to write in instead of using the book.

He also continues with his history (Notgrass), Geometry (EasyPeasy), foreign language with me, and bible (Heroes of the faith). He also read many British Literature. Sparknotes helped a lot with some tough books.

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Online Resources: Sesame Street Games

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