Week Six
Wow! It worked... I published my first post.Thank you to all the parents who were there last Monday to help to keep the class a very good learning environment. Thank you so much for your support.
I can't believe we've finish the first quarter already. Time really does fly. I've enjoyed the time I had with your children and I am very proud of what they have accomplished thus far.
Here are some of the files I've used from CC Connected...
Science - Songs: NoGreaterJoy5 (AJT)
I've used some of the hand motions from the user KnoxFamily.
English - Songs: NoGreaterJoy5 (AJT)
I've used some of the hand motions from the user KnoxFamily.
Latin - Songs: CC
I've found some files online for pictures to remember the memory work from www.solagratiamom.blogspot.com and this is the link...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/502el1hwmkrff0i/Cycle%202%20Latin%20ALL%20WEEKS%20.pdf
CC connected also have pictures from the user amandanease
Dawn and I made up hints to remember which tense is which...
Present tense begins with o (oh! a present)
Imperfect tense begins with bam (when we do something wrong - imperfect, then we say bam)
Future tense begins with bo (we want to go to the future we use a bow and an arrow, this is also what we will use for future perfect tense which begins with ero) *Guess what... I saw something online too and was so surprise that we have almost the same idea. here is the link...
http://halfahundredacrewood.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/hhaw-latin-memory-aid-verb-tenses.pdf
Math - Songs: CC
For extra work at home I have a 1 to 230 chart and I make Dawn color the number as she skip counts. Just found this online and I think I'll use it at home... like it a lot
http://www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/2012/07/skip-counting-mazes.html
History - Songs: CC
If I do use hand motions I try to do the same hand motions we have on our timeline song (makes it easier for them to correlate history and timeline).
Timeline - we just review what we learn from the opening ceremony.
Geography - Songs: NoGreaterJoy5 (refer to my previous post please)
Mostly, we say and point where the places are. For at home review CC Connected has a good fill in blanks sheet from the user heathergwyn
Fine Arts (Drawing) - In my previous post, I shared two links and I used them for the first four weeks work OiLS, Mirror image, Upside down drawing and abstract art. I will send a picture of what Dawn did in my next post as an additional resource for abstract art. For perspective art I used two books I borrowed from the library and for the review, I focused on OiLS by doing a before and after pictures ( I might post some of their work next time) and I also borrowed books from the library. Here is the list of books in case you are interested...
Perspective Drawing
Mastering Art DRAWING (Basics:Perspective Chapter) by Anthony Hodge
Art for Kids Drawing (Chapter 5: Perspective) by Kathryn Temple
Drawing Step by Step
1-2-3 Draw Cartoon Animals by Steve Barr (he has different topics eg. sea creatures,
cartoon people, etc.)
How to Draw 101 Animals by by Dan Green
I Can Draw Animals
1-2-3 Draw Knights, Castles and Dragons by Freddie Levin
I personally love the 1-2-3 Draw Series (there's lots of them).
Okay, I better stop here or I might not have anything else to say on my next post. Hopefully the next post would not be as long as this one.
Have fun! Don't forget your tin whistle next week.
Me,
Zabrina