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We had a SPLENDID time this week! Everyone was back and FULL of energy! I LOVE that!
The Science Experiments were SO much fun! We learned a lot about friction and gravity and inertia! We talked about why one God put the planets in place and set them in motion they have just continued to move.....ask them why? See if they remember!
The Abstract art project turned out SO nicely! Any of you who have kiddos that took them home to complete - PLEASE make sure they come back as I'd love to display them at our Christmas program - they were quite beautiful!
New Grammar
Timeline: Early Native Americans through Lao-Tzu, Confucius and Buddha.
We used the CC song and handmotions (see C3 - CC Connected online)
History: Tell me about the Magna Carta?
We used the CC song and he following hand motions
King John
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pound a scepter
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Signed
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Sign with right hand on left hand (paper)
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1215
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Position your arms as though you are a clock; begin with both
pointer fingers straight up at12 o’clock; move right arm/finger to :15
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Limiting
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Right fist up in front of you; left hand comes up, wraps fingers
around the fists and pushes right fist down.
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England’s
King, Edward 3rd
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Pound scepter,
hold up three fingers |
Claimed to
be
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Fists on hips
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King of
France
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Pound scepter 3 times (once for each word)
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100 Year’s
War
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1 and C hand, Palm-in curved 5-hands
move from side to side (like Timeline)
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Geography: European Rivers - We used the map and a story
Use
Raccoon Picture
Rue the Raccoon wanted to
swim the EUROPEAN RIVERS. She started at the SEINE RIVER, and then swung on some vines on the RHINE RIVER. Next, she visited
the ELBE RIVER and the VOLGA RIVER to the north. She waltzed down the DANUBE RIVER and picked a blue flower for her friend, Po the
Platypus, who lived on the PO RIVER.
English: Nominative Pronouns
We sang this little beauty to "The Chicken Dance" complete with the dances moves! Fun, fun, fun!
Latin Verbs - 1st Conjugation: Imperfect Tense
We just sang this along with the tunes from C3 and used a great visual reminder for pronunciation.
Math: Skip Counting the 7s and 8s
We used the songs from C3 and did the twist with the 7s (Frere Jacques) and just clapped atthe right spot for the 8s (If You're Happy and You Know It)
Frere Jacques If
You’re Happy
7 – The
Twist
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8 – Sing and Clap
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Science: The Natural Cycles
Sang this to "Whistle While You Work" and did the listed hand motions.
What are the
natural cycles?
The Natural Cycles
…
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Water
Cycle
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Raise
arm. Move wiggling fingers down like rain.
Then, “draw” a circle.
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Nitrogen
Cycle
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“Sleeping”
night hands OR “Play” with dirt.
“Draw” a circle.
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Carbon
& Oxygen Cycle
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Use
your pointer finger to show oxygen going in, then move it out to show carbon
dioxide going out. “Draw” a circle.
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Almost everyone had a folder today which helped SO much more with time management than I can express to you! Thank you SO much!
And snack was just THAT! Not a buffet! Hooray! Really helped with the timing and attention for Presentations! They did a FABULOUS job with eye contact! Ask them about the "Googley Eyes"!
Next week's presentation topic suggestion is their favorite Bible verse or story.
The Skill is ARTICULATION so that they can be understood clearly.
A huge thank you to all the moms who are there for my "All Hands On Deck" moments and who just general lend their support to our awesome group! Thank you all for entrusting me with your precious cherubs - I love them!
I hope you all have a blessed week!
maria
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