2020-2021 Rome to Reformation Week 24

This week we learnt about the black death and the beginning of the French and Britain nationalism.

We played the simulation of the black death and it was quite interesting! Look at the actual simulation that we learnt from here We used cards instead of colored blocks.

And we made the black death lapbook component from Project Passport: Middle Ages. I think she makes the BEST and most creative lapbook components!

We also talked about the hundred years war and Joan of Arc.

For Science, we learnt about the earth and how perfect it is for us.

I spent a LONG time figuring out how to make this lapbook component and I'm very proud of myself!

We made this layers of the earth pop-up card as a lapbook component.

We did more foreign language and read The Cricket of Times Square

I make worksheets like these to go with Duolingo (Mandarin) for the younger girls.

I'm letting Big Sis take a break from Master Books because I feel that they don't go in depth enough of learning the kingdoms of Biology. She will be going through Apologia's 5 kingdoms in the coming weeks. I made worksheets to help her review the lesson.

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