I was very ill last week so our schooling was cut short.  I guess I could look at it as Cameron learned how to take care of someone that was sick AND he practiced his "keep myself busy so Mama can rest" skills. 

Bible:

• Elisha and the Shunnamite woman
• Elisha raises the Shunnamite's dead son
• Naaman is healed
• Greedy servant lies and gets leprosy
• Floating Ax head
• Servant sees a fiery army
• Shunnamite woman
• Joash makes Temple repairs
• Hezekiah cleanses the Temple

Memory:

• Psalm 23:5b ...thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.
• Psalm 23:6a Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: ...

Phonics/Reading:  Still Cameron's least favorite subject by far.  I keep trying to change things up.  It seems when I change things, he does better for a little bit and then slips back into his "It's too hard and I'll NEVER get this" attitude.  I pray this will not be a struggle through all of his schooling. 

Math:

• Place values up to the millions.  Hard concept the first day that we introduced thousands, ten thousands and hundred thousands.  The second day it clicked with no problems.
• Measuring using inches and centimeters.  One of his favorite things to do.
• Continued doing addition, subtraction and multiplication drills.  He is improving greatly!

Literature:

• Pilgrim's Progress - Hill Lucre & Demas
• Robin Hood
  • The Shooting-Match at Nottingham (Cameron's narration)
  • Will Stutely Rescued by His Good Companions (Cameron's narration)

History:

• Joan of Arc 
• An Island Story
  • ch 52 - The Story of How Prince Hall was Sent to Prison
  • ch 53 - Henry V of Monmouth - The Battle of Agincourt
• Child's History of the World - ch 61 Off with the Old, On With the New

Nature:

• Pagoo
  • ch 9 - In, Out, Up with Traveling Towers.  Traveling Towers is swallowed whole by a fish and then spit out.  Then it is picked up by a gull and dropped.  TT escapes and Pagoo decides it wasn't worth it and decides to leave
  • ch 10 - Houses are Scarce in Tide-Pool Town. Pagoo meets more creatures as he searches for an empty shell. 
  • ch 11  - A Concrete Tile Can Crawl Both Ways.  Pagoo finds a home of his own in the shell of a tube snail.  The problem: there is another hermit on the other end. 

Poetry: Christian Rossetti

Copywork:

• Memory verses
• Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty! / Early in the morning our song shall rise to Thee; / Holy, Holy, Holy! Merciful and Mighty! / God in three Persons, blessed Trinity!  (Holy, Holy, Holy ~ Heber)
• Holy, Holy, Holy.  All the saints adore Thee! / Casting down their golden crowns around the glassy sea, (Holy, Holy, Holy ~ Heber)
• Free living? Huh! It cost too much misery in the end.  From now on he would find his own food.  Pagoo stamped a foot.  Old Instinct didn't laugh. (Pagoo ~ Holling)
• And what book do you suppose it was that he printed?  Why, the book that people thought to be the most important book in the world--the Bible. (Child's History of the World ~ Hillyer)
• Pagoo did a very rash thing.  He hopped right out of his brand-new shell and fairly pranced around in victory.  Immediately he knew he shouldn't have done it.  (Pagoo ~ Holling)

Spelling:

•  nice, sky, fine, dry, old, know, road, cold, does, wait, neat, read
• cook, cave, kiss, lock, clean, grow, hold, own, coat, wait, road

Artist: Van Gogh's The Chair and the Pipe

Hymn: "Holy, Holy, Holy" by Reginald Heber and John B. Dykes