Ken has been doing most of her language arts work doing spelling pages out of a workbook. They have been working on coloring and writing stories using the Crayola Story Studio. What I like about their work in this area is how they have actually woven this aspect into other subject areas.
Math has been a lot of fun for them this week. They have did chapters in Life of Fred while journaling and other math activities they have recorded in their journals too.
For most part they have worked with decimals and fractions. DJ worked with the Multiplication Bead Board as well as some workbook pages. Percentages are still fun to Ken and she completed some long division workbook pages.
In geography DJ has been learning about Desert habitats as well as the animals that live in the desert. He visited the Sahara, Sonoran, and the Gobi deserts via the book Can You Survive The Deserts? An Interactive Survival Adventure by Matt Doeden. He also has been learning more about the continent in Africa and had fun building a pyramid with project bricks.
Desert animal bookReading from the Africa continent box
DJ did the pyramid on the right using the one on the left as his guide.
In the area of science. Ken has continued her study of butterflies, and DJ has blasted off with building and flying a rocket.
Planting flowers that attract butterflies. She did this on Monday still no seeds:(Notebooking page.
Copying interesting facts about butterflies.
DJ had a lot of fun with the Rocket. By the end of play the rocket lost its' wings. It is repairable, so he still will be enjoying this project whenever the sun is out.
Practical life as always played a major role.
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wauu..so much things accomplished with your kids! You are such an awesome mama!
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patty
What a fantastic week! I just love seeing everything they've done and am continually surprised at the variety and depth of work. LOVE the proud smiles. You guys are rockstars!
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LOL. Thank You.
DeleteWe've read Hugo Cabret recently, too, even the three year old enjoyed the pictures. I love the way that your children are involved with practical skills.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great week, what a great rocket!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you all had a fun week! I think the dress is really cute! Your daughter probably sews better than I do! Lol!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great week. That rocket is so impressive. Was it a kit?
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Dawn
Looks like you had an amazing week. I LOVE the dress. She did an amazing job. Maybe she can come give my girls some lessons :)
ReplyDeleteI love the dress! Very cute. It looks like a very productive week and lots of fun!
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