Wednesday, Week 6, Y9 & Y7Lite

We got a late start, by perhaps 1/2 hour, I think. Otherwise kept on track. Fox was done before lunch (11:45am actually and he did chores as well). Lee still isn’t feeling too well but she’s chugging along anyway. Lee finished a little after 2pm. She didn’t get all done on her schedule but it’ll just carry over to another day (or Saturday).

Y9 –Lee (10th grade)

Bible: reading- Ruth 4 (narration); study- Exodus 1, Pharaoh makes the Israelites slaves (together, discussion); verse- recited Ephesians 6:10-18, read, wrote and recited Galatians 5:16-17

Foreign Language: Latin (First Form, Lesson 25, worksheet 5); Sign Language (Signing Savvy, review)

Citizenship: Government: Are You Liberal, Conservative, Confused? ch 6 (narration); Current Events: 1 story (various online news sources: Student Daily News, CNN student news, NY and Washington Times, Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), Worldmag.com), recorded

History: Washington: The Indispensable Man, ch 8 & 9 (narration); Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

Logic: Art of Argument, pp 24-30

Math: Geometry, pg 29 (Mastering Essential Math Skills)

English (Grammar): Traditional English Sentence Style, began ch 2

Home Ec: chores (breakfast dishes, vacuuming)

 

Y7Lite –Fox (8th grade)

Bible: reading- Judges 13 (narration); study- Exodus 1, Pharaoh’s fear of the Israelites (together, discussion); verse- recited Psalm 51:1-8, copied verses 7 & 8 (in cursive! again)

Foreign Language: Latin (First Form, Lesson 25, worksheet 5); German (Transparent Language, Unit 3, Lesson 1)

Citizenship: Young Marines (tonight); Current Events: 1 story (various online news sources: Student Daily News, CNN student news, NY and Washington Times, Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), or Worldmag.com), recorded

History: The Birth of Britain, pp 84-88 (narration)

Logic: Art of Argument, pp 24-30

Math: Algebra (No-Nonsense Algebra, Lesson 2-4, #10-18, review #3-4)

English (Literature, Grammar & Penmanship): History of English Literature for Boys and Girls by H. E. Marshall, ch 5 (“The Story of Fingal”); Jensen’s Grammar, Test 9; Pictures in Cursive, Book E

Home Ec: chores (lunch dishes, sweeping, dusting, laundry {finishing from yesterday})