We started our work week off by learning some facts about the Election process.
This idea came from one of our schloastic activity books. We also talked about the importance of voting being private, which came about from them looking at each others responses while answering the questions.
I can't say enough how Math work is just so right for us. Michelle continues to learn with Teaching Textbook Algebra 1 learning about undoing reverse orders, undoing with division, doing algebra work with more than two operations, and simplifying.
Latin for Children is officially Michelle's favorite subject. She enjoyed watching the cartoon in Latin as well as completing activity pages. This program has done wonders for her Grammar skills.
All About Spelling also continues to work for us. This week's practice words had Homograph Words that we explored.
There were no new lessons presented in Zoology still they did research on prehistoric animals:)
We concluded our Artist Study of Claude Monet. This is where I totally bombed a lesson! Instead of looking over the lesson and preparing an example as instructed I winged it, and I winged it bad:(
In history they are still absorbed in their Time Line of Life work.
In geography they started learning the parts of the mountain.
We switched from Botany lessons to learning some chemistry because according to them they couldn't stand another lesson of science without involving mixing something up.
Although I learned quite a bit of new lessons, the week was still very exciting and relaxing.
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