Sunday, September 27, 2009

School Work Sept 28-30

Only three days of school work this week.

Math
Numbers through 99

Language Arts
Poem
Junior Great Books
analogies
Mrs. Piggle Wiggle
nouns

Art
Piet Mondrian
shapes into pictures

Science
Molecules on the move

Music
Vivaldi

History
Egypt becomes one country
cave painting
mud bricks
model of an ancient village
model of the nile river

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Halloween Costumes for Sale


These are the cutest little bumblebee costumes! They are from Babystyle's website. Both are in great condition, I am in the process of washing them right now as it appears they are a little dusty. Both are size 18-24 months. I'm asking $7 a piece or both costumes for $10.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Organic Apples for sale

I'm not sure what type of apples they are as we did not plant the tree however they are sweet enough to eat or I made applesauce and apple butter with them last year. This year we have a ton of these, more than I can preserve with my hurt ankle. I'm asking $3 for about a 5 pound bag of apples. Leave me a comment if your interested or email me at n_baron@msn.com.

School Work for 9/21-9/25

Math
Numbers through 59

Phonics
new blends

Language Arts
shared reading
poems
junior great books
nouns

Art
how artists use shapes
artists Brueghel, Inness, and Bierstadt

Science
gases matter
solids melt, liquids freeze
from liquid to gas and back again

Music
Beethoven

History
the first villages
Egyptians lived on the Nile
Gods of Ancient Egypt

Sunday, September 13, 2009

School Work Week of Sept. 14-18

Math
Fact families
problem solving
review numbers 10-19

Phonics
still reviewing sounds
spelling
handwriting

Language Arts
sequence sentences
poetry
shared reading
Mrs. Piggle Wiggle
sentences


Art
Jacob Lawerence
printed lines

Science
Zookeeper
states of matter
gases matter

History
Nomads wandering families
Nomads settle fertile crescent
the first villages

Music
Beethoveen

We are still one lesson behind in both science and history. Working on catching up this week.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Archaelogical dig and Homemade Swimming Pool









Above our pictures of the twins and their homemade swimming pool with jumping platform. They can find endless ways to entertain themselves especially if allowed to play with the garden hose. No kidding this pool kept them entertained for well over 2 hours the other day.

The bottom picture is of the history project Nathan did for school. We were learning about archaeology and we decided to do our own dig. We filled a box with dirt than hid some little treasures for Nathan to find. After he found items he used index cards to label his findings, draw a picture of his findings, and to describe what he thought his items were used for. Overall it was really fun and the twins ended up wanting to join in the fun. We spent almost 3 hours doing digs yesterday.

Monday, September 7, 2009

School Work for the Week of Sept. 7th

Taking Monday off.

Math
Subtracting up to 12 unit test
Working on more Subtraction facts

Phonics
still reviewing sounds we learned last year
sight words
spelling
handwriting review

Language Arts
poetry
junior great book
grammar- exclamations, writing commands, and sequence


Science
learn to read a thermometer
thinking like a scientist
Zookeeper


History
what is history?
what is archaeology?
Nomads, wandering families


Art
Imaginary Lines

Music
fun beat games
Beethoven


We got a little behind last week with my injury so we have science and history to catch up on. Hence the reason we have three lessons for both subjects.