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Sunday, February 1, 2009

Week 16 Review -- Jan 26-31

We had a pretty good start to the week but ended on a sick note. Annika got some sort of stomach bug which put an end to the week early. We've also decided to keep Super Science Saturdays and Super History Sundays as a part of our routine, thus cutting our weekly routine down a bit.

Here's the run down of the week.

Everett
Grammar: Growing with Grammar lessons 2.8 and 2.9 were completed. He worked with plural nouns, irregular plural nouns, possesive nouns and began learning about comma placement.

Penmanship: Pages 52-55, his cursive is still coming along and he is enjoying it.

Spelling: He worked on group 8 this week and did fairly well.

Math: Lessons 22-24 were completed. He was working on multiple step word problems and some basic multiplication. The Teaching Textbooks program continues to be a big hit.

Geography: Daily Geography week 16 covered reading a physical map of Canada.

Annika
Penmanship: Pages 52-55 completed in her usual perfectionist style.

Phonics: Winterpromise's Advanced K phonics is working well. She is enjoying the pages from Explode the Code as well as the other phonics and spelling activities.

Math: CLE lessons 23-24 were completed. She still really likes this program and it has made math time a lot more fun for us.

Geography: Daily Geography week 16 covered reading a land and water map of Arizona.

BOTH:
Writing: Writing With Ease Level 1 week 16 which included excerpts from Master of All Masters was complete this week.

History: This week we covered the Sioux and read If you lived with the Sioux. We completed our Sioux pocket and had fun with an Amazing Buffalo Activity.

Science: This week we have decided to have "Super Science Saturday" regularly and worked on our units about the Respiratory and Digestive systems.

Art: We've decided to use the projects from our Native American studies as art time and will continue to do that for the next 3 weeks.


Come back next week to check out our Week 17 review.


1 comment:

MOM #1 said...

Don't you love working on the Digestive system?

Baby Boy thinks it is the most interesting of the bodily functions and we always get stuck spending more time on that part of the body then I ever would have liked.

But he certainly does know his anatomy, LOL. It makes for very interesting conversations . . . no more simple . . ."My tummy hurts." ;-)

Looks like you had a great week. I hope everyone is feeling better soon. I think we're finally done passing around a nasty cold.