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2021-2022 Week 10

 

HISTORY
This week we did a little of Homeschool in the Woods(American Revolution) just to start off. We will use this curriculum in Week 13 on.

Timeline


Lapbook component

We also finished up Georgia as the last 13 colonies.
And we listened to a few SOTW chapters.
We also continued to read Amos Fortune. Poor Baby Sis was sick this week so she had a couple days just "listening in".

Foreign Language
We are doing some review games this and next week.

BOTANY
This was a review crossword Baby Sis did last week.

We did a flower dissection this week.
I prepared this for the girls.

This was the notebook page.

For Earth Science, Lil Sis tried a humidity experiment that didn't quite work.

9TH GRADE
Big Sis learnt about the British Isles

She made DELICIOUS lemon tea cookies and chocolate pudding pie, and I made Scottish shortbread, so we had tea. =)

11th GRADE
Big Bro did another SAT full test and he improved by a fair bit!



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