I recorded week 7 but not week 8 and here it is the middle of week 9. I’ll get to week 9 probably next week.
Together subjects:
Bible Study: Exodus 8-14, Plagues, Passover and Red Sea Crossing.
Latin: Lesson 26, worksheet 5, derivatives and Latin prayer (written and recited), Quiz; Lesson 27 intro and worksheets 1-3
Logic: Art of Argument, video
Ohio Study: Researched tribes in Ohio; working on presentation of chosen tribe (Fox chose Sauk, Lee chose Chippewa)
Science: CK12 Earth Science, review what to do in case of an earthquake, lesson on rocks and worksheet
Poetry: Roar on the Other Side, Stepping Stones from chapter 2
Plutarch: Pericles, Anne White’s study guide, Lesson 7
Art/Music: Felix Mendelssohn (A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Wedding March and Overture); WCLV classical radio; Renoir, Les Grands Boulevards
Lee, Y9, 10th grade:
Bible: reading- 1 Samuel 3-5, 2 Corinthians 3-4 (narration); devotion- Christian Life ch 7 (narration); verse- recited Ephesians 6:10-18, read, wrote and recited Galatians 5:16-21; commentary- Galatians 3:6-14 (written narration)
Foreign Language: Greek (Hey Andrew! Teach Me Some Greek, Level 6, Lesson 2- still); Sign Language (Signing Savvy)
History/Geography: A History of the American People, pp 103-107 (written narration); Autobiography of Ben Franklin (narration); Washington, the Indispensible Man, pp 70-80; Peter the Great; The Royal Road to Romance, ch 9 & 10
Citizenship: Ourselves by Charlotte Mason, pp 99-103 (narration); An Essay of Man by Alexander Pope, Epistle II, Canto (?) III (Individual, Passion) (narration); Government: Are You Liberal, Conservative, Confused? ch 8 (narration); Current Events: At least 1 story each day (various online news sources: Student Daily News, CNN student news, NY and Washington Times, Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), Worldmag.com), but none recorded
Math: Geometry, pp 36-39 (Mastering Essential Math Skills)
English (Literature, Grammar & Poetry): Isaac Bickerstaff by Richard Steele, ch 16-17; Days with Sir Roger Coverley (“The Chase”); Traditional English Sentence Style, finished ch 2; The Roar on the Other Side, ch 2 (Stepping Stones {writing activities}); Commonplace book entry (1-2 each day)
Home Ec: chores (dishes, sweeping, vacuuming, food preparation); menu for the week; WealthQuest for Teens (every day); Letter writing
Fox, Y7Lite, 8th grade
Bible: reading- Judges 17-19, Acts 16-17 (narration; written narration for Judges 15); devotion- Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis, Bk 1, ch 3 (narration, discussion); verse- recited Psalm 51:11-12, copied entire verse, verses 11 & 12 three additional days
Foreign Language: German (Transparent Language)
Citizenship: Young Marines; Current Events: 1 story each day (various online news sources: Student Daily News, CNN student news, NY and Washington Times, Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), or Worldmag.com), recorded
History/Geography: The Birth of Britain, pp 111-122 (narration); In Freedom’s Cause by G. A. Henty ch 5 (narration); Age of Chivalry by Thomas Bulfinch, ch 8; Joan of Arc by Mark Twain, Bk 2, ch 2-4; Asser’s Life of King Alfred; The Brendan Voyage by Tim Severin, ch 4 (narration); Seterra, 25 minutes
Natural science- The Glow-Worm by Fabre (list of scientific names and unfamiliar words from reading)
Math: Algebra (No-Nonsense Algebra, Lesson 2-8 and 2-9)
English (Literature, Grammar, Poetry & Penmanship): History of English Literature for Boys and Girls by H. E. Marshall, ch 7; Ivanhoe, ch 9; Jensen’s Grammar (sentences Lessons 47, 1/2 Lesson 48); Idylls of the King by Tennyson; The Roar on the Other Side, ch 2 (Stepping Stones {writing activities}); Pictures in Cursive, Book E
Home Ec: chores (dishes, sweeping, vacuuming, food preparation), prepared menu for the week; Letter writing
What a week! When I see everything y'all do in a week, I stand in awe! (Actually I sit, because I'm at my desk, but still.) What're your thoughts on CK12 science? It's on my list to look over...
ReplyDeleteEllen,
ReplyDeleteYou made me laugh out loud. Good thing no one else was around.
When *I* look at what we've done in a week I'm in awe! It never, well very rarely, feels like we do that much.
As for CK12, it's alright. It is very much a textbook. I do like, as do my kids, the many videos that are associated with the lessons thus far. I also like the open questions, no multiple choice, true/false.
I won't say it's great or terrible because I've not used it for very long. Let me know what you think when you investigate :)