Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Week #11-12

What we did:

6th grade- Saxon Math Lesson 39-46 and test #7 and 8.
L.A finished Unit 4 and started Unit 5
SOTW Chapter 11 and 12 The Moghuls Emperors, Aurangzeb's Three Decisions,
Charles Loses His Head, Cromwell's Protectorate and Plague and Fire of London.
Science Lesson #6 The Moon
Geography Puzzle Directions (Continents)
Health the Respiratory System
Art we finished our study of Rembrandt with a self portrait

OD doing her verse memorization
Her self portrait
Reading Winn Dixie


Preschool:
Letter Ii for inchworm wrap up
Letter Uu for umbrella
Color Pink











Saturday, November 6, 2010

Week #9 and 10

I am sooo behind with my posts!!! I don't even think i took any pictures last week. Well I am going to post 2 weeks worth today (not that I will be caught up, but it will help).


For OD 6th grade:

Saxon Math lessons 31-39 which was working with decimals and fractions.
L.A Unit 4 Sect 2 & 3 (sentences, capitals, punctuations, author's purpose and propaganda)
SOTW Chapter #9 and 10- The Thirty Years War and Japan's Isolation we baked a Swedish Apple Cake
Geography Chapter #3-different layers of our atmosphere
Science Lesson 5- Earth
Health finished muscles and started the Circulatory System


Yeah Math


Studying the Earth was alot of fun for both of us.

The girls baking our Swedish cake


OD doing her history.


YD working with an owl, number matching activity. Which she loves and wants to do everyday.


She did a cute owl puppet project.

She loves this color matching activity. She chooses the green pictures to glue on her paper.


They both did some leaf rubbings that week too.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Week #8

Phew!! One more week down only how many more to go?



We started off the week with a visit to the pumpkin patch. My personal favorite thing to do.


A huge kernel sensory table.





My hubby had to take the picture so he couldn't be in it:( I need to learn how to edit him in.


Preschool this week was a little neglected.


For Bible we worked on Day #4 of Creation. She glued the sun, moon and stars to the sky.



YD worked on matching the capitol andlower case vowels.


Some more size sorting this week.




6th Grade OD :

-Saxon Math lessons 29-30 and test #5

-L.A started Unit #1 Capitolization and Commas.

-SOTW- The Persion Puzzle and The Ottoman Turks

-Science finished Venus

- Health we are learning about muscles

-Geography Cha. 3 The layers of the atmosphere.

Linking up @ Weekly Wrap Up and Homeschool Creations

Week #7

Week #7 This post is only two weeks late, not bad:) So what did we do this week?
My YD - worked on shapes. She knows her shapes so we just do random review.
- Did a little letter Ii review and started learning letter Oo.
- We practiced numbers 1-3 and introduced number 4.
- She also did some size sorting from smallest to largest and largest to smallest.

Here she is glueing different shapes to make a picture. I believe this was a printable from DLTK Kids.

She really enjoyed this size sorting activity I got from Confessions of a Homeschooler.

For our Letter I review she colored in letter I sheets with ink.



For Letter O we glued cheerios on letter O sheets.
For 6th grade OD - worked on Life pac #3 sect 3. Writing a Report and Skimming articles to find facts. She will be writing about why we celebrate Veterans Day.
- For Math she worked on lessons 25-28 reducing fractions and working with mixed numbers.
- For History we learned about The Spread of Slavery and Queen Nzinga of Angola.
- For Science- she started her lessons on Venus.
OD working on L.A in her Pj's!!!

One of our science that we did this week that should have been done last week was building a mercury out of clay.



We made some "lava" using flour and butter for our Venus Unit.

We are still learning about Rembrandt. It is not all that consistent so it has taken awhile.

What fun would it be without some shots of some leaf jumping!!!

Monday, October 4, 2010

Week #6

This has been what will most likely be our hardest week of school. My father-in-law passed away on Tuesday. It was not completely unexpected but certainly sooner than we had anticipated. Teaching kids about death and heaven is not an easy task. But when they have to experience it personally it is a very hard thing to do, especially when my kids have been praying for their Grandpa to heal. Kids have such faith even though we adults tend to doubt. We were told by doctors that he had 2 more months to live. We take that as fact but not the kids they pray with such amazing faith that God would heal him. I so want faith like theirs!! He was a saved man that loved the Lord!! So as hard as it was for all of us we are so happy to know that he is in heaven rejoicing.


I will still post what we did get done this week even though we were only here for 3 days.
We didn't do any preschool.
OD for Math got through lesson #24 in her Saxon.
She finished Unit 3 Sect 3 L.A
We did Chap #6 , Strangers and Saints in Plymouth, The Dutch in the New World.
In Health we are learning about the Skeleton and Joints. OD made a "Mr. Skeleton" I printed from Enchanted learning.com.



For Science we worked on Lesson 3 Mercury.

Monday, September 27, 2010

Week #4-5

For YD preschool we have worked on learning letter Ii, number 3, squares and doing a week of reviewing letters and numbers already learned. Week#4 I didn't take alot of pics.




Sorry for the shirtless girl I am lucky she at least has bottoms on.


We have been doing alot of bird watching as a family. Looking through books and trying to figure out what kind of birds keep visiting.
So this week OD has done Saxon Math lessons 15-23, SOTW 3 chapters 3&4 (we took a field trip to Jamestown that I will post soon) and finished lesson #2 The Sun in science. She is currently finishing up her paper mache sun. (We are making our own sun for our solar system since the one we have didn't come with one.)

OD started LA Lifepac #3, skimming and outlining information.

She worked on her Earth globe for Geography.

And finished!!!!

We worked on the different parts of a story using Love To Write.