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2022-2023 Week 4

 

This week we learnt about Africa, and Rebellions. This is the timeline we are doing on tikki-tokki

We do the outline on pdf.


Sometimes we use google quizzes and sometimes just oral review. I really like the activity book



Maps are so helpful this year
Buffer activity

5th Grade Science: Actions and Reactions

This activity about gas taking up space


States of water. What better way to learn than ice cream in a bag? =)

What freezes faster? We made a BIG change to it. 1/4 cup of salt in 1/4 cup of water will not make it.
Water tension

I made worksheets for her to fill in.

8th Grade Biology


Lil Sis starter her Biology with VHSG and she really enjoyed it.

9th Grade

Foreign Language Chinese, and this girl translated to Spanish for fun. hahah..

She finished this book last week. We are not reading all the books, only some.

What a cute minotaur!

I really like the worksheets for Guesthollow Whirlwind History

KINDERGARTEN

We finished up S-s Sun this week. This is his daily book, he LOVES it.

Drawing page.

I made this game for him. It was fun!

lemonade for Summer?




We made a mini sun bread, not using the recipe

S-sock! From Bink and Gollie. I LOVE B&G's sock.

Fun snack for summer!

And this craft from Krokotak.

OTHER
I want to intentionally let the older 3 learn to cook this year. And these are meals cooked by Big Sis and Lil Sis for the two weeks.




























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