Thursday, October 22, 2020

Homeschool: Unit Two - Animal Classification









































































 

Nolan:

Tiger report

Bird Haiku

"How Do Fish Breathe?" paragraph

Addition and Subtraction

Piano lessons

Proper nouns

Pronouns

Sequence in stories

Suffixes

Endangered Species Poster

Venn Diagram and Paper comparing and contrasting frogs and toads

Guided salamander drawing

Made book of Reptile Adaptations

Finished Squirtle addition and subtraction

Finished Chapter One in Math (Addition and subtraction strategies)

Verbs

Spelling practice


Olivia:

Over/Under/Through practice

Writing numbers 1-5

Duck Puppet

Retold The Pigeon Finds a Hotdog with finger puppets

Zebra craft

READ HER FIRST BOOK ON HER OWN!!

Greater than, less than and equal to

Sight word practice

Reading Level A Books

Made puppets and scenery for Five Green and Speckled Frogs and performed it with Mom

Made book of reptiles

Finished Chapter One in Math (Numbers 1-5)


Together:

Stuffed Animal Classification

Sorting game on computer

Going on a Bear Hunt

Built a Birdhouse

Fish Gills experiment

Fables

Songs about animals

Identified Bird Calls

Fish crafts

Bible stories

Owl Mosaic

Frog Life Cycle Study and Craft

Played with frog eggs (orbeez)

Experiment to compare freezing point of water vs sugar...see how frogs blood chemistry needs to change for hibernation

Mixed Up Chameleon mixing colors craft

Shape Alligators

Paper chain snakes



Saturday, October 17, 2020

First Snow

Despite it only being mid-October, we had our first cumulative snow fall today.  A couple of inches fell this morning and the kids were elated to see the winter wonderland appear before their eyes.  They rushed to get on their winter gear and headed outside to meet up with their neighborhood friends.  They spent the bulk of the day rolling up giant snowballs from the snow in the three yards and built two impressive looking forts.  Though I may not share there enthusiasm for the early snowfall and the cold weather, it kept them busy and they had fun which I consider a win!