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2022-2023 Week 5

 

We started the BSF bible study this week, studying the Divided Kingdom this year.

And we will be studying the Civil War these two weeks.






These materials are from Homeschooling in the Woods materials.


We came back to some State studies (Minnesota, Kansas, and Oregon this week)



For Biology (8th Grade) Lil Sis did some experiment (she has lab day with me every other Tuesday) and she did a review game day with her co-op class. She also scored 100% for her Module 1 test. Really proud of her hard work.

Baby Sis finished Lesson 2 this week.

HIGHSCHOOL
Big Sis did some tests for her Algebra, Physics, and Foreign Language this week. She is doing very well managing her work and trying to study for CLEP Bio.

Big Bro started Economics (0.5 credit). We are using Economics for Everybody
He is also studing for his driver's ed.

KINDERGARTEN
We are studying M-m Moon this week!
He loves the song "You are the light of the World" by Steve Green for this memory verse.


This was a fun motto page to do


Isn't this fun? =)



We are going to 2 tens!




WE LOVE the Sesame Street podcast (by letters)! So fun!!






These are the books we read for "Sun" and "Moon"



We made a fun mobile!


And he decided to make his own planet page.

He did a foil painting moon and pasted his sister's stickers (she has an Etsy shop!)

M-Mouse!

Moon snack!

Phases of the moon snacks

And we passed the First Day of Fall, the temperature immediately dipped. We are getting ready to pick the leaves for L-l Leaf Unit!







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