Oct. 10, 2006 - Week 8
Last week, was our first week “off” in our new 6 weeks on/1 week off rotation. It was really nice knowing we had that week to look forward to, to catch up on housework, to kick back and catch our breath, etc. I highly recommend it! J
DD – Young Kindergarten:
Handwriting: HWT “O” & “Q”
Math: MCP “K” p. 69-70, 73-75
Phonics: MCP “K” p. 90-91, 95-96; “starting sound” games
Read Alouds: Baby Animals (end of “Baby Penguin” and started “Baby Bee”); How to Grow and Apple Pie Tree
Outside Classes: pre-ballet class
Accomplished outside the plan: free painting, playdough, Starfall website – letter “J”, various cutting and coloring “crafts”
DS – 2nd Grade
Copy Work: street address
Memory Work: mailing address
Math: MCP “B” p. 23-24; worked on “number bonds” for addition facts through 10
Phonics/Reading: MCP “A” p. 146-149, 151-152 (Long “A”)
World History: Trial and Triumph Ch. 11 “Alfred the Great”; Our
Science/Nature
Outside classes: PE; Cello lesson; children’s choir
Accomplished outside the plan: Composed and copied a thank you letter
DS – 5th Grade
Completed Testing!
Grammar: Easy Grammar p. 44-49
Math: Saxon 54 Lessons37, 39
World History:
Science: Isaac Newton Chapter 9; explored Wikipedia entry on “Isaac Newton”
Literature: Shakespeare- Tales from Shakespeare - “Comedy of Errors”; King Arthur p. 49-62
Additional
Outside classes: PE; children’s choir; Karate
Bible:
The week of 10/9-13 is going to be an odd one. We are out of town on Monday. Then Wednesday we have a special private art class with a friend who teaches at a college in town. On Thursday, we go to see “The Magician’s Nephew” at our Children’s Theatre (fantastic productions!). And finally, Friday is our twice monthly Science class. I’m thinking I won’t be getting much of my “normal” school work done!
Comments
Oct. 13, 2006 - Hello!
Posted by sagerats
I have thought about the kind of rotation you are talking about. However, one of my sons needs a schedule or he's a mess. We school year round and take the days off as we need them.
Abiding in the Vine!

