Week 3 8/22/23 - 8/28/23

 


2nd week 38/22/20238/23/20238/24/20238/25/20238/28/2023
Math
Ch 1 L 8 Exercise 8 WB p23-26MF + Ch 1 L8 Practice TB p33-34 (And any unfinished problems from class yesterday)Chapter 1 AssessmentMF + Co-teachers, read TM p38-39; Ch 2 L1 TB p37-38, WB p27-28MF + Ch 2 L2 TB p39-40, WB p29-32
SpellingStep 1: Review NT, p18-19. Practice wordsPhonograms warm up; Step 1: Review NT, p18-19. Dictate sentences 4-6, p19, CCC.Step 1 Test using 3 dictation sentencesSounds warm up; Step 2: NT, p21-23. Introduce the Word bank for AI/AY. Dictate Word 1-10.Dictate sentences 1-3, p24. CCC
Grammar
Ch 3 L 1 Introduce AdverbsCh 3 L 1 Jingle Time & Grammar TimeCh 3 L 2 Review Adverbs; Teach a/anCh 3 L 2 Grammar Time & Practice Time WB p36
ReadingReading Groups OPG L 160OPG L 160 + Prairie School Ch 5 Reading PacketReading Groups OPG L 161OPG L 162 + Prairie School Ch 6 Reading PacketOPG L 161-162
Poetry"The Little Man Who Wasn't There" by Hugh Mearns
EnrichmentWriting With Ease
Read AloudRandom House Book of Fairy Tales
Bible
Cities of Refuge p 143The Altar Beside the Jordan p 144Joshua's Farewell p 147The Israelites Forget God p 149
ScienceRead p 105-107 in EC. Start gathering/pressing leaves for Leaf ProjectLeaf Match Worksheet
HistoryAugustine 5 Things; map in journal and entry; quill pens craftReview Timeline; Read, "The Beauty of Constantinople" p30-32 in SOTW. History Journal Week 3
Memory WorkContinents and Oceans Due 8/31 Leaf Project Due 9/7 Anatomy of a Leaf Due 9/21 History Timeline Due 9/26 Prayer 1

Third Week Blog Notes:

History- Students will be assigned one chapter and corresponding journal entry per week to complete.  This book can stay at home as well.  In class we'll be utilizing living books, short videos, and projects to re-enforce the textbook reading.  Our focus of study is on the 16 timeline events/people found in the binder.  Please practice these regularly.  Students will be assessed on them quarterly and they are cumulative.  Students don't need to know the date, but instead should be able to give a short description of the what the event or person was.  Examples are given in the student binder in history section. The jingles can also help.  

Geography-Students are learning the Continents and Oceans first.  Songs can be found on the home page of the homework blog, under curriculum.  Students don't have to sing, but do need to be able to point and identify for all geography maps. The maps for assessment do have a black dot marking the countries they should name so students will need to be able to identify the name without relying on the number on the practice map.