Announcement:

I have marked in red all of the things you have not turned in. Click on "older posts" and keep going back until you quit seeing red on your assignments, because some of them go back quite a ways.

Bob: Week of Nov 16

Lit: Read pgs 175 – 188 answer questions

Writing: One half page on the topic:
What is the most adventuresome thing you have ever done?
And make sure all past essays are corrected!!!!!!!

History: Read chapters 19 and 20 Take test over chapters 16-20

Science:Take chapter eight test

Bible: Read Psalm 7:5-8. Illustrate Prov. 13.

Geo:Fill out a form for a European country.

Fine Arts: Lapbook work

Bob: Week of Nov 9

Lit: Read pgs 164 – 174 answer questions

Writing: one half page on the topic:
What is your personal secret of happiness?

History: Read chapters 17 and 18 Take test on chapters 10-15

Science: Read pgs 177 – 198 answer odd questions in section reviews

Bible: Memorize Psalm 7:1-4 Illustrate Prov. 12

Geo: Fill out a form for a European country.

Fine Arts: Lapbook work

Just wanted to point out that you have three weeks, counting this week, to get within three weeks of being caught up.

Bob: week of Nov. 2

Math: end of chapter tests!

Lit: Read pgs 144 – 161 answer questions

Writing: 1/2 page essay on the topic:
What do you dream about doing or being?

History: Read chapters 15 and 16 Take test over chapters 11-15

Science: Take chapter 7 test Read pgs 160 – 176 answer odd questions in all section reviews

Bible: Memorize Psalm 6:6-10 Illustrate Prov. 11

Geo: Fill out a form for a European country.

Fine Arts: Lapbook work

Liz: week of Nov 2

Writing: Write a full page essay on
What do you dream about doing or being?

World History: Read pgs 161-173. Answer marked questions

Lit: Read Hawthorne answer odd questions

Fine Arts: Lapbook work

Geo: Fill out a form for a European country.

Gov’t: Read pgs 456-461 answer questions

Bible: Memorize Psalm 10:1-6. Read Proverbs 16 choose one verse to illustrate

Liz: Week of Oct 26

Writing: write a full page essay on the topic
What are you thankful for?

World History: Read pgs 146-160

Lit: Read Poe answer even questions

Fine Arts: Lapbook work

Geo: Fill out a form for a European country.

Gov’t: Read pgs 450-455 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 9:16-20 Read Proverbs 15 choose one verse to illustrate

Bob: week of Oct 26

Math: You know what to do.

Lit:Read pgs 134 – 143 answer questions

Writing: Write 1/2 page essay on the topic
What are you thankful for?

History: Read chapters 13 and 14

Science: Read pgs 147- 158 answer odd questions on section review

Bible: Memorize Psalm 6: 1-5 Illustrate Prov 10

Geo: Fill out a form for a European country.

Fine Arts: Lapbook work

Bob: week of Oct 19

Math: If I don't see more end of chapter tests soon, the deal will be off, and you will be back to doing the whole book.

Lit: Read pgs 119 – 132 answer questions

Writing: Write half of a page essay on the topic:
Do you wish you had more sisters or brothers, and why?

History: Read chapters eleven and twelve. Take test over chapters 6-10.

Science: Take test on chapter 6 Read pgs 130 – 146 answer odd questions on all section reviews

Bible: Memorize Psalm 5:7-12 (are you aware you still have not said Psalm 4 to me?) Illustrate
Prov. 9

Geography: Fill out a form for a European country. I have a scavenger hunt for you.

Fine Arts: Work on lapbook. You need to be starting to think about putting it together. Remember it is due before Thanksgiving.

Liz: week of Oct 19

Writing: Write a full page report on the subject:
Do you wish you had more sisters or brothers, and why?

World History: Read chapter 11 Answer marked questions

Lit: Read Whitman answer odd questions

Fine Arts: Work on lapbook. You need to be starting to think about putting it together. Remember it is due before Thanksgiving.

Geo: Fill out a form for a European country. I have a scavenger hunt for you.

Gov’t: Read pgs 447-450 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 9:11-15 Read Proverbs 14 choose one verse to illustrate

Lizzie: week of Oct 12

Writing: One full page essay on the topic: What can frighten you the most and why?

World History: Read chapters 9 and 10. Answer marked questions

Lit: Read Thoreau answer even questions

Fine Arts: work on lapbook

Geo: Trace map of North and South America. Fill in landmarks. Fill out form for a European country. Do the puzzle here and here and here.

Gov’t: Read pgs 436-446 answer questions

Bible: Memorize Psalm 9:6-10. Read Proverbs 13 choose one verse to illustrate

Bob: week of Oct 12

Math: more end of chapter tests

Lit: Read pgs 108 – 118 answer questions

Writing: half a page essay on the topic:
What can frighten you the most and why?
PLEASE GO BACK AND MAKE CORRECTIONS ON PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENTS!!!

History: read chapters nine and ten

Science: Take test on chapter 5. Read Chapter 6 and answer odd questions on all section reviews. You forgot to do the last section of chapter five! Please turn it in as soon as possible!

Bible: memorize Psalm 5:1-6 and illustrate Prov. 8

Geography: Trace map of North and South America. Fill in landmarks. Fill out form for a European country. Do the puzzle here and here and here. comment on this in the comments so I know you have done it.

Fine Arts: work on lapbook

Bob: week of Oct 5

Math: more end of chapter tests...

Lit: Read pgs 94 – 106 answer questions

Writing: What is your father’s best trait?
Correct former essays.

History: Read chapters seven and eight

Science: Read pgs 99- 112 answer odd questions on section reviews 5.4 – 5.6

Bible: Memorize Psalm 4:5-8. Illustrate Prov 7

Geo: Fill out form for another South American Country.

Fine Arts: Lapbook work. You should start thinking about what mini-books you are going to include and how you are going to organize your information.

Lizzie: week of Oct 5

Writing: What is your father’s best trait?

World History: Read chapter 8
Answer marked questions

Lit: Read Emerson answer odd questions

Fine Arts: work on your lapbook You should start thinking about what mini-books you are going to include and how you are going to organize your information.

Geo: Fill out form for another South American Country.

Gov’t: Read pgs 425-435 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 9:1-5 Read Proverbs 12 choose one verse to illustrate

Bob: Sept 28

Math: I need to start seeing some end of chapter tests...

Lit: Read pgs 75 – 92 answer questions

Writing: What is your mother’s best trait?

History: Read chapter six

Science: Take test on chapter four
Read pgs 86-98 answer odd questions on section reviews 5.1-5.3

Bible: memorize Psalm 4:1-4 illustrate Prov. 6

Geo: Fill out form for another South American Country.

Fine Arts: Are you working on your lapbook?

Are you reading Around the World in 80 Days?
Are you reading Ancient Egypt books?

Lizzie's grades for weeks four and five

Currently, nothing has been turned in for these weeks but one Geography assignment. Each assignment is losing five points a day. Everything that was due on Sept 18th has now lost 50 points. Soon, these assignments will receive a zero, even when turned in.
Remember, October 2nd is the end of the six weeks' grading period. It would be a good idea for you to be totally caught up by then. Not having assignments turned in on time negatively affects your overall grade, not just the grade for the assignment itself.
If you are behind more than two weeks at the end of November, I will no longer be doing school for you.

Lizzie: Sept 28

Writing: What is your mother’s best trait?

World History: Read chapter 7
Answer marked questions

Lit: Read all of section 5 New England school, anwer 2 questions from each Thought and discussion

Fine Arts: lapbook work

Geo: Fill out form for another South American Country.

Gov’t: Read pgs 406-424 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 8:5-9
Read Proverbs 11 choose one verse to illustrate

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

On Oct 4, Six Weeks' Grades will be posted.

It would probably be in the best interests of your grades to have all your work turned in at that time.

Bob: Sept 21

Math: Turn in all of the tests that you think you can pass... don't worry about past assignments, just do all the End of Chapter Tests.

Lit: Read pgs 52-74 answer questions

Writing: Tell about a special day you had with a friend.

History: Read Chapter Five
Take test over first 5 chapters

Science: Take test on Chapter Three. Read Chapter Four, answer odd questions on section reviews 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 and 4.5

Bible: Memorize Psalm 3:5-8. Read and illustrate Prov. 5

Geo: Fill out form for another South American Country.

Fine Arts: Lapbook work

Let me tell you... no, no time, let me sum up...
You need to turn in a form for two North American countries and a South American country.
You need to be able to recite all 23 North American countries.
You need to be able to recite Psalm 2 and 3.
You need to illustrate Proverbs 3 and 4.
When you have done these four things, plus your assignmets detailed above... you will be ALL CAUGHT UP! Woot! Woot!

Lizzie: Sept 21

Writing: Write a full page on this topic:
Tell about a special day you had with a friend.

World History: Read chapters 5 and 6. Answer marked questions.
Read A Child’s History of the world

Lit: Read Cooper answer odd questions. Read Bryant answer even questions.

Fine Arts: Work on your lapbook. Your lapbook is due Nov 20, 2009.

Geo: Fill out form for another South American Country. Fill in all blanks, please.

Gov’t: Read pgs 395-405 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 8:1-4 Read Proverbs 10 choose one verse to illustrate

Bob: week of Sept 14

Math: Chapter 2 lessons 7-10

Grammar: Define preposition

Lit: Read pgs 44-51 answer questions

Writing: write 1/2 page on the topic:
What were your favorite places to go with your family when you were young?

History: Read Chapter Four. Don't forget your books about Ancient Egypt.

Science: Take test on Chapter Two Read Chapter Three answer marked questions on Section Reviews

Bible: Memorize: Psalm 3:1-4
Illustrate a verse from Prov. 4

Geo: Pick a country from South America and fill out your form.

Liz: week of Sept 14

Math, Spanish, and Philosophy: work with your dad

World History: Read pgs 34-45
Read A Child’s History of the world

Geo: Pick a country from South America and fill out your form.

Writing: write a full page on this topic:
What are your favorite hobbies?

Lit: Read Freneau answer even questions
Read Wheatley answer odd questions
Read intro to part 2

Gov’t: Read pgs 373-382 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 7:9-12 Read Proverbs 8 choose one verse to illustrate

Bob: Week of Sept. 7

Math: Chapter 2 lessons 1-6

Grammar: Define adverb and adjective.

Lit: Read pgs 27-41 answer odd questions

Writing: Write 1/2 page on the topic:
What are your favorite hobbies?

History: Read Chapter Three. Start a Timeline. Get books from the library on Ancient Egypt, ask the librarian to help you and find ones that you will really enjoy. You can also scope out your choices here. Just type in Ancient Egypt, or the names of the Pharaohs you read about and choose "subject" instead of "keyword" and hit "search"!

Science: Take test on Chapter One
Read pgs 34-47 and answer marked questions in Section Reviews 2.2

Bible: Memorize Psalm 2:7-12
Read Prov. 3, illustrate

Geo: Choose a NORTH AMERICAN country and fill out your form. By Friday you should be able to tell me the names of all 23 North American countries.

Fine Arts: Work on your lapbook. You will be looking for answers to the questions:
What impact has this band had on music culture?
A biography of at least one member of the band, preferably the lead member.

Are you reading Around the World in 80 Days?

Lizzie: Week of Sept 7

Math:
Philosophy:
Spanish:


World History: Read pgs 34-45 (you can answer appropriate questions, or you can save 'em all up for next week)
Read A Child’s History of the world


Geo: Choose another North American country and fill out a form. By Friday, you should be able to tell me the names of all 23 North American countries.


Writing: One full page on the topic:
What are your favorite hobbies?


Lit: Read Freneau answer even questions
Read Wheatley answer odd questions
Read intro to part 2


Fine Arts: Work on your lapbook. You will be looking for answers to the questions:
What impact has this band had on music culture?
A profile of the band.
A biography of at least one member of the band, preferably the lead member.
(there may be more questions later, but this is a good place to start)



Gov’t: Read pgs 373-382 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 7:9-12
Read Proverbs 8 choose one verse to illustrate

Bob's Grades Week 2

Math

grade: ????


Lit
grade: 100



Writing
grade: 96



History
grade: 100



Science
grade: 70
Test Grade: 95



Bible
grade: /100



Geo
grade:



Fine Arts

grade: 100

Lizzie's Grades Week 2

Writing
grade: 99.5

World History
grade: 100

Lit
grade: 93

Fine Arts
grade: 100

Geo
grade: 100

Gov’t
grade: 100

Bible

grade: 100/100

Lizzie's grades for first week... what I have so far...

Math
grade: given by Ken

World History
grade:80


Geo
grade: 80


Writing
grade: 79

Spanish
grade: given by Ken

Lit
grade: 80

Fine Arts
grade: N/A

Gov’t
grade: 80

Bible
grade: 80

Bob's Grades for first week

Math
grade 86 (no grade on the math puzzle because I still haven't gotten it)
Lit
grade 90

Writing
grade 79


History
grade 80 (points were deducted here and everywhere that work was not turned in on Friday.)


Science
grade 100


Bible
grade 80/78

Geo
grade 100

Bob: week of Aug 31

Math: Chapter 1 lessons 8-11


Grammar: define "noun" and "verb"

Lit: Read pgs 14- 26 and answer questions

Writing: With the same prerequisites as last week, write on this topic:
Describe your yard.
Rewrite your essay from last week correcting the errors.

History: Read Chapter Two


Science: Read pgs 19- 33 and answer questions in Section Reviews 1.4, 1.5 and 2.1


Bible: Memorize Psalm 2 :1-6
Read Proverbs 2, illustrate a verse

Geo: continue working here and here. Choose your first country that you want to study. I have a form for you to fill out as you do your research.


Fine Arts: choose a musician, composer and band on which to do your lapbook. Start preliminary research.

Lizzie: week of August 31

Math: Lesson 12


World History: Read chapter 3
Answer marked questions
Read A Child’s History of the world

Geo: continue working here and here Choose your first country that you want to study. I have a form for you to fill out as you do your research.

Writing: With the same prerequisites as last week, write on this topic:
Describe your yard.
Rewrite your essay from last week correcting the errors.

Spanish: work with your dad (I'm keeping on putting it here so you won't forget)

Lit: Read Thomas Paine
Answer even questions
Read Bartram answer odd questions

Fine Arts: choose a musician, composer and band on which to do your lapbook. Start preliminary research.

Gov’t: Read pgs 363-373 answer questions

Bible: memorize Psalm 7:5-8
Read Proverbs 7 choose one verse to illustrate

Lizzie: week starting Aug 24

Math: Lesson 11

World History: Read first 2 chapters and answer marked questions

Map project from pg 8
Read A Child’s History of the world

Start on Book of Centuries


Geo: Trace world map. Label oceans and continents.
Play here See how many you can name right off the top of your head. Then try this

Writing: Handwrite a full sheet (notebook paper) on the topic:
Who is your favorite author and why?
And hand it in on or before Friday. I will grade it on handwriting, spelling, punctuation, and grammar.

Spanish: working with your dad :)

Lit: Read Jonathan Edwards answer even questions. Read Ben Franklin answer odd questions.
Start reading The Screwtape Letters by CS Lewis

Fine Arts: none for this week

Gov’t: Read pgs 357-361 answer questions

Bible: Memorize Psalm 7:1-4
Read Proverbs 6 choose one verse to illustrate

Bob: week of Aug 24

Math: Chapter One:Lessons 1-7 (Starts at page 9 ends at page 23)
Solve Math riddle from here

Lit: Read pgs 1-13 Answer marked questions
Start reading: Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne


Writing: Handwrite one half page on the topic:
Who is your favorite author and why?
And hand it in on or before Friday. I will grade it on grammar, spelling, punctuation, and handwriting.

History: Read Intro and chapter one of Story of the World
Start Book of Centuries

Science: Read “how to use this text” and pgs 2-18 and answer marked questions in Section Reviews 1, 2, and 3.

Bible: Memorize Psalm 1
Read Proverbs 1, choose verse to illustrate

Geo: Trace world map, label oceans and continents.
Play here. See how many you can name right off the top of your head. Then try this.

What you need for school...

Lizzie:

A notebook for each subject, (10 small notebooks) or 2 five-subject notebooks with a subject designated for each section, or some combination of the two.

A folder with blank notebook paper and copy paper for Bible or a sketch-book from Dollar Tree.

Pencil, eraser, and pen

A sketch-book from Dollar Tree for Geography, or a binder/folder to keep your maps in.

A library card and lots and lots of chocolate! :)

eventually... a Modern US History book



Bob:

A notebook for each subject, (6 small notebooks) or 2 five-subject notebooks with a subject designated for each section, or some combination of the two.

A folder with blank notebook paper and copy paper for Bible or a sketch-book from Dollar Tree.

Pencil, eraser, and pen

A sketch-book from Dollar Tree for Geography, or a binder/folder to keep your maps in.

A library card.

Bag to carry your stuff back and forth.

Bob: What you still need to do in order to catch up

Math: complete up to page 80 in your book

History: Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Columbus. Discuss his explorations, his achievements, his motivations to explore, and the highlights of his life. Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Cortez. Discuss his explorations, his achievements, his motivations to explore, and the highlights of his life. Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Magellan. Discuss his explorations, his achievements, his motivations to explore, and the highlights of his life. Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Amerigo Vespucci. Discuss his voyage, his achievements, his motivations to explore, the highlights of his life, and why America is named after him. So far, you have sent me Columbus, de Vaca, Vespucci and Magellan and they are good, but none of them are two pages, so you need to expound a little more.


Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put corrections in your comments. Check and correct your work as needed. (200 word minimum on all assignments this means you have to write 200 words on the topic or the assignment is NOT done. Some of these topics you have started on, but not written 200 words)
What is the best way to treat meddlesome people?
What do you think about having set rules for people to follow?
What does "The early bird gets the worm" mean to you?
I wish I had one... because...
choose your own topic 5
What is your idea of a dull evening?
What if cows gave root beer instead of milk?
What do you think about the amount of violence on T.V.?
What kind of trophy would you like to win?
What is a good neighbour?
What would happen if everyone lived in space? What type of houses would they live in? What type of clothing would they wear? What type of food would they eat? How would they travel?
What do you think your friends say to each other when you're not around?
I wish I had a million... Then I would...
What is your favourite room in your home and why?
What would happen if there were no television? Why would this be good? bad?
What do you think the world needs now?
What kind of animal would you like to be and why?
What is something you do well?
What would happen if you could fly whenever you wanted? When would you use this ability?
What do you like to do in your free time?
How do you feel on the first day of winter? Why?

Handwriting: write Psalm 4 neatly on notebook paper (print) write Psalm 4 neatly on notebook paper (cursive)write Psalm 5 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) write Psalm 4 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) write Psalm 3 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) write Psalm 2 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) copy the Christmas story neatly on notebook paper (cursive)



Bible: memorize Psalm 4:5-8 memorize Psalm 4:1-4 memorize Psalm 3:5-8 memorize Psalm 3:1-4 memorize Psalm 2:9-12 memorize Psalm 2:5-8 memorize Psalm 2:1-4

Read the first chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it. Do this for the first 6 chapters of Proverbs.

Geography:Look up Connecticut online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia Look up Pennsylvania online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia
Look up New York online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia Look up Vermont online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia Look up New Hampshire online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia Look up Maine online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia. For the states you sent me, you need to add history, climate and trivia.

Print off the Internet a map of the world and fill in voyage lines for 4 explorers
create a timeline comparing the lives and voyages of:
Amerigo Vespucci
Cabeza DeVaca
Magellan
Cortez
Columbus
learn the names, locations and capitals of the original 13 states

Go to the library website, and find a fiction book about the revolutionary/colonist era and, go to the library, check it out, take it home and read it.

Lizzie May 4

Math:Lesson 11

Government: read 357-359, answer questions

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is your favourite song and why?
Tuesday: What would happen if you loved your neighbour as yourself? What if everyone did?
Wednesday: How do you feel when it's your birthday? Why?
Thursday: I wish trees could..... because....
Friday: choose your own topic

Read answer Jonathan Edwards even questions. Read Ben Franklin answer odd questions.


Bible: memorize Psalm 7:1-4
Read the sixth chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.

History: read and narrate chapter 9 of The Light and the Glory

Spanish: work with your dad (look in the Spanish section of the library for a children's book and have your dad help you read it. Or compare the Spanish version with the English one.)

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 9 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.

Geography: Look up Pennsylvania online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

Lizzie: Week of April 6

Math:Lesson 11



Government: read 343-350, answer questions



Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)

Monday: What is the meaning of "He laughs best who laughs last"?

Tuesday: What would happen if you loved your neighbour as yourself? What if everyone did?

Wednesday: What are some nutritious foods that you like?

Thursday: I wish there were a law that said..... This would be a good law because....

Friday: Choose your own topic



Read Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor and answer the even questions at end of sections.



Bible: memorize Psalm 7:1-4

Read the sixth chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.



History: read and narrate chapter 9 of The Light and the Glory

Check out and read Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes



Spanish: work with your dad (look in the Spanish section of the library for a children's book and have your dad help you read it. Or compare the Spanish version with the English one.)



Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs



Handwriting: write Psalm 7 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.



Geography: Look up Pennsylvania online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

Lizzie week of March 30

Math:Lesson 11

Government: read 339-343, answer questions on page 343

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is your most indispensable possession and why?
Tuesday: What would happen if you could become invisible whenever you wanted to? What are some of the things you could do that you cannot do now?
Wednesday: What do we mean when we say, "You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar"?
Thursday: Describe the most ludicrous outfit you can think of.
Friday: Choose your own topic

Read Roger Williams and answer questions at end of section.

Bible: memorize Psalm 6:6-10
Read the fifth chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.

History: narrate chapter 8 of The Light and the Glory
Check out and read Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes

Spanish: work with your dad (look in the Spanish section of the library for a children's book and have your dad help you read it. Or compare the Spanish version with the English one.)

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 7 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.

Geography: Look up Rhode Island online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

Liz for week of Feb 23

Finish all undone work from last week

Math:Lesson 10

Government: read 327 - 331, answer questions on page 332

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is something you are pessimistic about?
Tuesday: What would happen if people never co-operated? Why do you think it is important to co-operate?
Wednesday: What do you think of someone who has bad manners?
Thursday: I wish I could be like.... This person is special because....
Friday: Choose your own topic:

Read Samuel Sewall and answer questions at end of section.

Bible: memorize Psalm 7:1-4

Read the fourth chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.

History: narrate chapter 7 of The Light and the Glory
Check out and read Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes

Spanish: work with your dad (look in the Spanish section of the library for a children's book and have your dad help you read it. Or compare the Spanish version with the English one.)

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 6 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.

Geography: Look up Delaware online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

For Liz week of Feb 16

Finish all undone work from last week :) I shortened it a bit since you are going out of town. :)

Math:Lesson 9

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
FREE BLOGGING ALL WEEK!!!!!
Choose your own topic: 5 posts, 200 words per post, Have fun!

Read Mary Rowlandson and answer questions at end of section.

Bible: memorize Psalm 6:6-10

Read the third chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.

History: narrate chapter 7 of The Light and the Glory
Check out and read Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes

Spanish: work with your dad

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 6 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.

Geography:Look up New Jersey online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

For Lizzie week of Feb 1

Finish all undone work from last week :)

Math:Lesson 8

Government: read 320-326

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is something you are optimistic about?
Tuesday: What if all the streets were rivers? What would be different?
Wednesday: What do you think should be done to keep people who are under the influence of alcohol off the road?
Thursday: What does "Have your cake and eat it too" mean to you?
Friday: choose your own topic

Read John Winthrop and answer questions at end of section.

Bible: memorize Psalm 6:1-5
Read the second chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.

History:Read chapter 8 of The Light and The Glory and narrate chapter 7

Spanish: work with your dad

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 5 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.

Geography:Look up Delaware online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

Bob for week of Feb 1

Finish all undone work from previous weeks.

Liz: week of Jan 26

Math:Lesson 7

Government: read 314-319

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is the best way to treat meddlesome people?
Tuesday: What do you think about having set rules for people to follow?
Wednesday: What does "The early bird gets the worm" mean to you?
Thursday: I wish I had one... because
Friday: choose your own topic

Read William Bradford and answer questions at end of section.

Bible: memorize Psalm 5:9-12
Read the first chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.

History:Read chapter 7 of The Light and The Glory and narrate chapter 6
Go to the library site and find a good book on the Revolutionary/colonist era, check it out, and read it. Check out other books while you are there for free reading. ;)

Spanish: work with your dad

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 5 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.

Geography:Look up Connecticut online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

For Bob: week of Jan 26

Finish all undone work from previous weeks.

Math:1 pages daily in your math book. Check with your dad if you need help. (at the end of this week, you should have 75 pages of math completely done)

History: Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Columbus. Discuss his explorations, his achievements, his motivations to explore, and the highlights of his life.

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put corrections in your comments. Check and correct your work as needed. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is the best way to treat meddlesome people?
Tuesday: What do you think about having set rules for people to follow?
Wednesday: What does "The early bird gets the worm" mean to you?
Thursday: I wish I had one... because
Friday: choose your own topic

Handwriting: write Psalm 4 neatly on notebook paper (print)

Bible: memorize Psalm 4:5-8
Read the first chapter of Proverbs and choose one verse to illustrate and illustrate it.

Geography:Look up Connecticut online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia
Go to the library website, and find a fiction book about the revolutionary/colonist era and, go to the library, check it out, take it home and read it.

Science: Read Venus, and do it quick so you can send the book back with Lizzie on Wednesday. I need it back for a little bit.

PS, you need to post all of your former reports and your "notes" on your blog so I can check them, since you don't come over here.

Liz: week of Jan 19

Math:Lesson 6

Government: read 308-314

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is your idea of a dull evening?
Tuesday: What if cows gave root beer instead of milk?
Wednesday: What do you think about the amount of violence on T.V.?
Thursday: What kind of trophy would you like to win?
Friday: choose your own topic

Read "" and answer questions at end of section. In other words, do the next thing. :)

Bible: memorize Psalm 5:5-8

History:Read chapter 6 of The Light and The Glory and narrate chapter 5

Spanish: work with your dad

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on previous signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 5 neatly on notebook paper (cursive) Not the entire Psalm, but work on perfection as we discussed.

Geography:Look up New York online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

Bob for week of Jan 19

Finish all undone work from previous weeks.

Math:1 pages daily in your math book. Check with your dad if you need help. (at the end of this week, you should have 70 pages of math completely done)

History: Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Cortez. Discuss his explorations, his achievements, his motivations to explore, and the highlights of his life.

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put corrections in your comments. Check and correct your work as needed. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is your idea of a dull evening?
Tuesday: What if cows gave root beer instead of milk?
Wednesday: What do you think about the amount of violence on T.V.?
Thursday: What kind of trophy would you like to win?
Friday: choose your own topic

Handwriting: write Psalm 4 neatly on notebook paper (cursive)

Bible: memorize Psalm 4:1-4

Geography:Look up Pennsylvania online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and triviad

Science: Answer the questions for the first three chapters (astronomy, sun, and Mercury) in the Apologia book (you will find the questions at the end of each chapter, write out these answers or orally answer to me or one of your parents)

Liz week of Jan 12

Finish all work undone from previous weeks.

Math:Lesson 6

Government: read 303 - 307

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)

Monday: What is a good neighbour?
Tuesday: What would happen if everyone lived in space? What type of houses would they live in? What type of clothing would they wear? What type of food would they eat? How would they travel?
Wednesday: What do you think your friends say to each other when you're not around?
Thursday: I wish I had a million... Then I would...
Friday: choose your own topic

Read "" and answer questions at end of section.

Bible: memorize Psalm 5:5-8

History:Read chapter 5 of The Light and The Glory and narrate chapter 4

Spanish: work with your dad

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on last 2 week's signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 5 neatly on notebook paper (cursive)

Geography:Look up New Hampshire online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia
do the US puzzle on the Ben's guide link from the Squidoo lens

Bob: week of Jan 12

Finish all undone work from previous weeks.

Math:1 pages daily in your math book. Check with your dad if you need help. (at the end of this week, you should have 65 pages of math completely done)

History: Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Magellan. Discuss his exlorations, his achievements, his motivations to explore, and the highlights of his life.

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put corrections in your comments. Check and correct your work as needed. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is a good neighbour?
Tuesday: What would happen if everyone lived in space? What type of houses would they live in? What type of clothing would they wear? What type of food would they eat? How would they travel?
Wednesday: What do you think your friends say to each other when you're not around?
Thursday: I wish I had a million... Then I would...
Friday: choose your own topic

Handwriting: write Psalm 5 neatly on notebook paper (cursive)

Bible: memorize Psalm 3:5-8

Geography:Look up New York online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia
do the US puzzle that I have
do the US puzzle on the Ben's guide link from the Squidoo lens

Science: read the Mercury chapter of the Apologia book

Liz: week of Jan 5

Finish all work undone from previous weeks.

Math:Lesson 5
play 3 games of Sudoku from the Squidoo lens and 3 games from your section of your choice (leave comments on the lens telling me what you played, when, and if applicable, what your scores or times were)

Government: read 297 - 303
Answer questions 3 and 4 on page 295
Answer questions for Governor and 1 question from each of the others on page 296

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put my corrections in the comments. Check there and then correct your work as necessary. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is your favourite room in your home and why?
Tuesday: What would happen if there were no television? Why would this be good? bad?
Wednesday: What do you think the world needs now?
Thursday: What kind of animal would you like to be and why?
Friday: write about whatever you would like

Read first section "John Smith" and answer questions at end of section.

Bible: memorize Psalm 5:1-4

History:Read chapter 5 of The Light and The Glory and narrate chapter 4

Spanish: work with your dad

Sign Language: learn 5 signs; Have quick review with Kaytie on last 2 week's signs

Handwriting: write Psalm 6 neatly on notebook paper (cursive)

Geography:Look up New Hampshire online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia
do the US puzzle that I have
do the US puzzle on the Ben's guide link from the Squidoo lens

Bob: week of Jan 5

Finish all undone work from previous weeks.

Math:3 pages daily in your math book. Check with your dad if you need help. (at the end of this week, you should have 60 pages of math completely done)

play 3 games of Add 'em Up from the Squidoo lens and 3 games from your section of your choice (leave comments on the lens telling me what you played, when, and, if applicable, what your scores/times were)
History: Research and write a single spaced, two page report on Cabeza DeVaca. Discuss his exlorations, his achievements, his motivations to explore, and the highlights of his life.

Language: write daily on your blog. I will check for spelling, punctuation, and basic grammar. I will put corrections in your comments. Check and correct your work as needed. (200 word minimum on all assignments)
Monday: What is your favourite room in your home and why?
Tuesday: What would happen if there were no television? Why would this be good? bad?
Wednesday: What do you think the world needs now?
Thursday: What kind of animal would you like to be and why?
Friday: choose your own topic

Handwriting: write Psalm 4 neatly on notebook paper (cursive)

Bible: memorize Psalm 3:1-4

Geography:Look up Vermont online and make notes about history, climate, industry, and trivia

do the US puzzle that I have

do the US puzzle on the Ben's guide link from the Squidoo lens

Science: read the Mercury chapter of the Apologia book