2020-2021 Rome to Reformation Week 27

This week we learnt about Medieval India.

The highlight was...we made Naan. =) I think I like naans better than chapatis, that's why.

Always good to put things into the time-line and see where things are!

We did a lapbook component on the Gupta Empire The girls chose some questions and answers for the trivia envelope.

We also watched a video of saris and I told them the story of how I learnt to wear the sari and the classical Indian dance for one performance in Secondary School. That was fun.

Last day we talked about Christopher Columbus and started this lapbook component to be filled in later.

Science

We learnt about the space rocks. It was quite fun!

Last week we actually watched the Mars Rover landing. It was really cool!

We are "reading" Dangerous Journey through here. It is quite fun, though old.

For 1 John, we are watching this series as a family, and I did bible study worksheets for the girls. I found it to be very inspiring and generated some discussions.

8th Grade

Big Sis is doing the Kingdom Protista and she did most of the reading in the Apologia Biology book. We did one lab survey here And this is a fascinating pond life microscope video

She is also going to do a Progeny Press Literature study on the Indian in the Cupboard.

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