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Dec. 20, 2007

Tapestry of Grace: Year Two, Week One cont.

Posted in TOG Year 2
Monday
Today my husband Lou turned 44 and we traditionally take everyone’s birthday off. Unfortunately for Ben that was not the case since he had so much work to make up.
Government:
Ben completed his reading and questions.
Total TOG Time: 2 hours (Ben only)

Tuesday
History:
Both Ben and Zach finished their history readings and questions.
Church History:
Church History reading begun
Hands-on:
We drew Celtic Knots this week, this is actually a project left over from unit four of Year One. Click here for modified graph paper to make your knots easier to draw and here for step by step instructions.
Government:
Discussion
Philosophy:
Reading and discussion
Total TOG Time: 2 hours

Wednesday
History:
Discussion, dialectic and rhetoric together.
Church History:
Finished reading, answered questions.
Discussion, dialectic and rhetoric together.
Literature:
Individual discussion.
Total TOG Time: 1.5 hours
 
Memory Work:
Ben and Zach are still working on The Lord’s Prayer in Koine.
Ethan has memorized The Lord’s Prayer in English this week.
 
Copywork (Ethan):
A different section of The Lord’s Prayer every day.

Dictation (Zach):
“Troubadours, minnesingers, and trouveres wrote and performed lyric poetry in the castles of great lords and kings. Lyric poems were set to music and told tales of courtly love, in which knights performed daring deeds for the women they admired.”
~ from “Medieval Myths, Legends, and Songs”
 
Recitation (Ben): None scheduled
 
Extracurricular items:
I forgot to mention last week that the older boys and I watched
“I, Claudius.” We all enjoyed it very much. There are a few scenes that required the fast-forward button, but overall it was fine.
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