Wednesday, March 18th, 2020
—Khalil Gibran
Who was Khalil+Gibran?
Quote of the day
If your heart is a volcano, how shall you expect flowers to bloom?
English
- Bob Jones University (BJU) Spelling
- Climbing to Good English Level 4
- The Good and The Beautiful
- Vocabulary Let's spend 15 minutes in our binder.
- Spelling Hacks
- Latin
- Bible
- Daily Devotions
- Teaching Textbooks
- Mama's Lesson combo on the chalkboard - Abecka, BJU, Saxon
- xtramath
- math is fun: data
- math is fun: algebra introduction
- math is fun numbers counting-names-100
- math is fun definition: abacus (Write definition in your vocabulary and math notebook{s}. )
- math is fun definition: algorithm (Write definition in your vocabulary and math notebook{s}. )
- Pre-Algebra Basics
- Math YouTube Videos
Click here before lunch for March 2020 YouTube Videos
Physical Education
Lunch
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Afternoon Reading Time:
- Abecka History
- Abecka Science
- BJU History
- BJU Science
- Apologia Zoology
- Apologia Chemistry/Physics
- Apologia Human Body
- Farmer Boy
My Father's World
- Checklist
- Read Books related to topics
- Math Facts Drill (5 minutes max)
Easy Peasy All In One Homeschool Online
Free Play on Cellphones after lessons
max time 30 minutes
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What we did:
CC Videos in bed before breakfast, during breakfast, and after breakfast until 11am. We watched videos while paint and drawing freehand. Arty Scout drew a whale with a smiley face. DinoScout drew a cup from a sticker set.
Afterward, I instructed the children to find a book on invertebrates and draw a picture or paint a picture of an invertebrate of there choice while we listened to Ancient Egyptian music. Arty Scout choose a College Level Cells book and drew a picture of a {Ciliate}. What is Ciliate? DinoScout decided not to do her assignments. Then they both worked in their CC binders.
ArtyScouts Book on CELLS!
I read this blog post today by backwoodsmama
playing-in-nature-protects-our-children-during-a-pandemic
During our late lunch, we ate Homemade Eggs Rolls rolled independently by the children then listened to :
"O Captain! My Captain!" by Walt Whitman (read by Gilberto Graywolf)
Gilbert Graywolf quoted the following in his posted video:
{O, CAPTAIN! my Captain! our fearful trip is done; The ship has weather'd every rack, the prize we sought is won... Dedicated to all the captains in our lives that dare and inspire us to be ourselves. The captain in the poem refers to Abraham Lincoln who is the captain of the ship, representing the United States of America. In popular culture, the film Dead Poets Society makes repeated references to this poem, especially when John Keating (Robin Williams) tells his students that they may call him "O Captain! My Captain!" if they feel daring. Walt Whitman is renowned as the most innovative of American poets, this poem is a rare example of his use of rhymed, rhythmically regular verse, which serves to create a somber yet exalted effect. Whitman had envisioned Lincoln as an archangel captain, and reportedly dreamed the night before the assassination about a ship entering harbor under full sail."
Afterward, we followed up with The Movie Tribute to Robin Williams in a Dead Poets Society.
O Captain, my Captain! | Thank you to Robin Williams
The children then Played outside after lunch to catch Anolis_carolinensis and sword fighting in a trampoline ring...
We learned to spell two new words with the help of Spelling Hacks: Absence, Accident
Then on to Latin, Writing, English Test review.
Finally Math
Dinner, Bacon, Vegan Bacon, Cheese, Onions, Stuffed in Pitta Pockets made from split grains. Dinner with Daddy and we reviewed so states questions finding selected states between other states. What is data in math. Then Preopoitions spiderweb sentences.
Then back outside for dulling lessons.
Afterward, I instructed the children to find a book on invertebrates and draw a picture or paint a picture of an invertebrate of there choice while we listened to Ancient Egyptian music. Arty Scout choose a College Level Cells book and drew a picture of a {Ciliate}. What is Ciliate? DinoScout decided not to do her assignments. Then they both worked in their CC binders.
I read this blog post today by backwoodsmama
playing-in-nature-protects-our-children-during-a-pandemic
During our late lunch, we ate Homemade Eggs Rolls rolled independently by the children then listened to :
"O Captain! My Captain!" by Walt Whitman (read by Gilberto Graywolf)
Gilbert Graywolf quoted the following in his posted video:
{O, CAPTAIN! my Captain! our fearful trip is done; The ship has weather'd every rack, the prize we sought is won... Dedicated to all the captains in our lives that dare and inspire us to be ourselves. The captain in the poem refers to Abraham Lincoln who is the captain of the ship, representing the United States of America. In popular culture, the film Dead Poets Society makes repeated references to this poem, especially when John Keating (Robin Williams) tells his students that they may call him "O Captain! My Captain!" if they feel daring. Walt Whitman is renowned as the most innovative of American poets, this poem is a rare example of his use of rhymed, rhythmically regular verse, which serves to create a somber yet exalted effect. Whitman had envisioned Lincoln as an archangel captain, and reportedly dreamed the night before the assassination about a ship entering harbor under full sail."
Afterward, we followed up with The Movie Tribute to Robin Williams in a Dead Poets Society.
O Captain, my Captain! | Thank you to Robin Williams
The children then Played outside after lunch to catch Anolis_carolinensis and sword fighting in a trampoline ring...
We learned to spell two new words with the help of Spelling Hacks: Absence, Accident
Then on to Latin, Writing, English Test review.
Finally Math
Dinner, Bacon, Vegan Bacon, Cheese, Onions, Stuffed in Pitta Pockets made from split grains. Dinner with Daddy and we reviewed so states questions finding selected states between other states. What is data in math. Then Preopoitions spiderweb sentences.
Then back outside for dulling lessons.
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