Second Week of School- Holey Thunder, Batman!
Happy Fri-yay! We made it through another week! Fires are 100% contained nearest us, and the bigger ones are starting to be contained. Last night it rained cats and dogs while the loudest, longest thunder and lightning storm I have ever witnessed rolled through from 8pm to 4am!! Yay for rain!! Boo for not much sleep!
One kiddo spent last night at grandma's, so I declared it a no school day and send the other two to play Minecraft while I sip hot tea and pretend to be productive writing to-do lists, ha ha.
This week we studied Charpter 2 of Story of the World, learning about European monarchs, Mary Queen of Scots, and a little about Scottish life during the time. We made marker designs of Tartan cloth and talked about how they represented clans but what patterns were woven into their fabric based on what dye material was available to them.
In our math lesson from Beast Academy we talked about placement values and practiced writing ones and ten column numbers. Good review for older two, and Avery is keeping up by doing one or two worksheets to their 4 or 5.
For free writing Avery drew an ice cream cone and I helped hims spell it out. He is slowly learning his letters.
Michael wrote about his favorite things.
Emmet wrote a poem inspired by knock knock jokes from Dogman and about his favorite thing, which he read to me but now all I can make out is "fart hat", which might be what it was. Free writing and boys, oh boy!
For language this week we talked about how to say how old you are in Spanish and sign language. Emmet expressed interest in learning Chinese last year, last week told me no he wants to do Japanese, and this week is super happy we are doing sign language. So whatever, we will learn what we decide each week I suppose, but sticking with Spanish and sign language for sure. It seems to help reinforce as they sign and say it in Spanish.
CLAY!! Emmet begged me to buy clay first week of school and I was hesitant because it is a bit messy and we cant kiln dry. It is air dry, but crumbles really bad. It has kept them quiet and happy while I read out loud though, so we bought some playdough for the next few weeks hoping it lasts longer.
Avery doing a Spanish worksheet on numbers.
Our games this week were Popcorn Sight Words, and Avery did some spelling puzzles while older two did Splat multiplication.
Our white board lessons.
Second journal of the week was to write how old you are in Spanish and English.
















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