1st Grade, Rome to Reformation Week 11: Paul, Long Bone, Eye

BIBLE

We memorized Rom 12:3 and revised the verses before

Lil Sis memorized Proverbs 12:15
Fools think their own way is right, but the wise listen to others.

We read on the missionary trips of Paul. The Victor's Journey to the Bible has very good maps for us to follow along.The children enjoyed the readings.

HISTORY

Together with Acts, we read about the development of Christianity.

We finished Bronze Bow this week. What a GREAT book!!

We continued reading Galen and the Gateway to Medicine

LANGUAGE

The older kids continued on Rod and Staff English.

Lil Sis worked on her phonics, bible books and bible notebook

The Sad Day

The older two did the test for Lesson 5 康軒一下 for Mandarin Chinese and Lil Sis learnt more bopomofo.

We learnt two more Latin words "caput" and "dens, dentis" this week.

We did Spelling Power.

MATH

Lil Sis started to do worksheets on subtraction. She is getting independent on her Daily Calendar.

SCIENCE

We learnt about the long bone

We took the bone out of the vinegar solution and saw that after the minerals dissolved, the bone could bend!

We also learnt about the tooth

Big Sis drew this as we talked about cavities. =)

I love this activity by Penny, teaching on brushing and flossing.

The kids had so much fun "brushing" the teeth.

Then we talked about flossing.

We did a worksheet on the teeth

ART

We drew the skeletons this week

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Science 2015/2016: Human Body Recap

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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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