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2021-2022 Week 6

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We learnt about the New Netherlands (New York Colony) this week and Baby Sis drew a windmill. Lil Sis was going to make a model and I'm waiting for her to be done.

For Earth Science, Lil Sis learnt about rocks and we got this set of rock collection for observation. It was a fun unit!

We also started our very first co-op for Botany. I cannot believe I didn't take ANY picture.

We are almost done with "Almost Home"!

9th Grade

Big Sis had quite a bit of stuff this week!

She learnt about Canada. I love her drawing of Anne of Green Gables.


Because of the 50 cities book, she borrowed this one and it's as pretty!

She love all the map exercises!








And she made an AMAZING dinner of maple pulled pork with home-made buns and maple coleslaw!

Chemistry:

Some fun experiments this week: microwave wavelength



wavelength of different chemicals: Salt (normal), Cupric Sulphate (the green one) and Strontium Chloride (red one)

11th Grade
Big Bro did another practice SAT test this week and improved by another 30 points! I have been quite happy with how Khan helps him practice and learn.

Other Happenings
Lil Sis made her own home-made mac-and-cheese. Yummy.

Lil Sis drew Harry Potter's Huffle Puff. =)









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