1st Grade, Rome to Reformation Week 33: Shakespeare, North American Native Americans, Stars

BIBLE

We reviewed Philippians 2:2-16

HISTORY

We learnt about William Shakespeare and the North American Native Americans

Found this easy to read book in the library.

The Globe Theatre before Big Sis colored it.

We found a FUN book to listen to! For the Star Wars Fan, it is very fun. We borrowed the audiobook and found it more interesting than reading the book.

Big Bro happened to find a REALLY cool stick when we played downstairs. Just in time for our arrow experiment this week!

We found the "arrow" with paper attached did fly better!

LANGUAGE

The older kids continued on Rod and Staff English.

The older two did a review for 康軒一下 for Mandarin Chinese and Lil Sis did practice on bopomofo

MATH

We continued to practice Math.

Big Bro did some review questions from here (I only chose SOME questions since these are WAY above level questions)

SCIENCE

We talked about stars, constellation and the galaxy.

The kids were very amazed by how BIG the universe it!

ART

We did not do art this week.

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Booklog for RtR

Booklog for 1st Grade

Booklog for 5th Grader (books for leisure)

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Online Resources: Sesame Street Games

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