Found an older blog post, so some of what I have written here is repeated.
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Wow! Where has the time gone? It's been a mixed bag. Some days we've been productive and some we haven't. The most progress has been made in the "check list" subjects - math, grammar, and Latin.
Latin - we finally finished lesson 12! Since 12yo already knows how to diagram basic sentences, this has been a low key lesson. Lots of history though - Manlius Torquatus, Appius Claudius (road builder - Appian Way), and Pyhrric victory.
Math - we've covered a lot of ground with math in the past month. We finished chapters about working with percents, working with money, and figuring perimeter and area. Only one more chapter in the book - circles, angles, and volume. There is a final review chapter which we'll be using as periodic review when we start the next math book.
English Grammar - plodding along. 65-81 Pronouns - possessive, demonstrative, indefinite, interrogative, and relative. Now we are working on capitalization and punctuation.
Science - Insects
5 - Unit Review
6 - Odonata I (dragonflies)
7 - Odonata II (damselflies)
8 - Orthoptera I (grasshoppers)
Astronomy
Unit 1 Review
reading through Astronomy (Basher)
Geography
Algeria
Morocco
Introduction to Europe/Mediterranean Europe
American History
MP's The Story of the Thirteen Colonies & the Great Republic
4 Columbus and the Queen
5 Land, Land!
6 Home Again
7 How America Got Its Name
8 The Fountain of Youth
World History
Great Courses - The Other Side of History: Daily Life in the Ancient World
1 - Taking on the Other Side of History
2 - Paleolithic
3 - Mesopotamia
Classical Studies
Famous Men of Greece - Deucalion, Cadmus, Perseus, Hercules, Jason and the Golden Fleece, and Theseus
Christian Studies II
15 Elijah and the Priests of Baal; Still Small Voice
16 Naboth's Vineyard; Parting of Elijah and Elisha
17 Anointing of Jehu; Crowning of Joash
18 Death of Elisha; Warnings of the Prophets
Friday, February 27, 2015
January 23, 2015
* Feb. 27, 2015. Just found this today. *
Monday was a holiday - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Latin
Lively Latin - still working through lesson eleven. Practiced conjugating the future tense, worked with English derivatives, Gallic invasion of Rome in 390 BC.
Math
112-118 Percents
Grammar
65-68 Pronouns: Possessive, Demonstrative, Indefinite, Interrogative. Business letters.
Literature
The Hobbit - chapter four.
Science
Astronomy - Zodiac, Scorpio
Insect - 4 What Is Metamorphosis? Unit 1 Review
Geography
Tunisia
American History
Memoria Press The Story of the Thirteen Colonies and the Great Republic
1 Our Country So Long Ago
2 The Northmen In America
3 Prince Henry the Navigator
World History
Calliope/Mesopotamia - "The Babylonian Story of Creation" "The Great Flood" "Inanna" "Fun With Words" "War in the First Cities" "Digging Up History" "Ask Calliope" "From Mesopotamia to Iraq"
Ancient Civilization: Building Skills by Exploring Maps - Ancient Assyria
SOTW Ancients 16 The Return of the Assyrians, 17 Babylon Takes Over Again
Monday was a holiday - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Latin
Lively Latin - still working through lesson eleven. Practiced conjugating the future tense, worked with English derivatives, Gallic invasion of Rome in 390 BC.
Math
112-118 Percents
Grammar
65-68 Pronouns: Possessive, Demonstrative, Indefinite, Interrogative. Business letters.
Literature
The Hobbit - chapter four.
Science
Astronomy - Zodiac, Scorpio
Insect - 4 What Is Metamorphosis? Unit 1 Review
Geography
Tunisia
American History
Memoria Press The Story of the Thirteen Colonies and the Great Republic
1 Our Country So Long Ago
2 The Northmen In America
3 Prince Henry the Navigator
World History
Calliope/Mesopotamia - "The Babylonian Story of Creation" "The Great Flood" "Inanna" "Fun With Words" "War in the First Cities" "Digging Up History" "Ask Calliope" "From Mesopotamia to Iraq"
Ancient Civilization: Building Skills by Exploring Maps - Ancient Assyria
SOTW Ancients 16 The Return of the Assyrians, 17 Babylon Takes Over Again
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