Showing posts with label Homeschool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homeschool. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2016

Ooooh Ca-na---what?

The learning never stops around here.
This summer I'm leading a little unit on Canadian Geography.
To start things off with a giggle I asked the kids .... without peeking ahead of time .....
to draw the outline of Canada with the provincial/territorial boundaries.
Of course, E immediately challenged me to do it along with them.
We had a lot of giggles during the process.
While they won't allow me to share their finished products ....
I'm willing to put mine and M's out there.

Thursday, May 12, 2016

The Post Where I Have Pics of E

Baseball season is upon us. Games on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
One practice each on Sunday.
It's a good thing I like the game because when games are 1h45min and your kid touches the ball once and bats once ... it can get long. 
 
E joined us for an Art Gallery tour on Tuesday.
This was his favourite picture.
There was a clay workshop that A was doing while E and I toured.
 
Week 37 May13-17
Language
Novel Study-Character Analysis/Vocab.
History- Octavius
Math- LineGraphs/Decimals
Extra-Curricular
Quidditch
Archery
Egypt Co-Op
Swimming
Baseball
Paint Project Day with Friends

Monday, April 11, 2016

E's Homework Assignment




Week 32 April 11-15
Language
Writing Prompt
Work on Co-Op Projects
History- Rome
Math- Measurement Word Problems
Extra-Curricular
Swimming
Hockey
Co-Op(Hist., Geog.)

Wednesday, April 06, 2016

Wednesday Update

Today was the last class of a three part Art co-op A had been doing.
Thanks Friend, for stepping in to substitute teach.
 
This silliness was NOT going on while Ern was teaching.
This isn't my E's favourite game but he humoured us by playing along.
And after a delicious meal I found this fortune in my cookie.
E received this yellow sheet from his math teacher. 
And A was evaluated in his swimming class today. Looks like he's moving on up to the next level.
  
Week 31 Apr4-8
Language
Writing Practice/Editing
Work on Co-Op Projects
History- Rise of Rome
Math- Measurement (Perimeter and Area)
Extra-Curricular
Co-Op-Art Unit
Swimming
Hockey
Co-Op(Hist., Geog.)

Monday, March 07, 2016

Engineering Ventures

Thank you to the students at Carleton Univ. for their work today with the Virtual Ventures Program.
They provided the right amount of support and allowed the kids to explore their own ideas.
The challenge was to create a lower 'arm' piece that could throw and catch a ball.
 

Week 27-Mar7-11
Math- Unit Test
Language
Grammar- Paragraph Editing
Writing- JPP Homework
History- Alexander the Great
Extra-Curricular
Engineering Day Activity @ CarletonU
Swimming
Co-Op

Thursday, March 03, 2016

Snacks and Skates

The cooking unit is coming along nicely.
 
Dangerously delicious actually.
 
There was a game today for A's hockey group.

Thanks for making it to the game M.

Saturday, February 20, 2016

Canada From Space

A group of parents west of the city arranged to borrow a great resource from Canadian Geographic (see info. here) and run a workshop.
Luckily, we were able to stay overnight at Granny&Grandad's between the two days. 
 

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Mix, Blend, Bake

The cooking unit is coming along nicely. 
Last week A melted & mixed us some rice krispie squares.
He creamed, chilled & baked some cookies.
 
And tonight, with the help of a friend, he rolled puff pastry and filled it with delicious chicken and veggies.
And FYI, the dog is still adorable. 

Monday, February 08, 2016

Proof

Thought I'd put some proof on here that this guy still lives here.
 
And now back to our regularly scheduled programming ..... 
We are working on a cooking/baking unit. Every cook needs their own wooden spoon.
I encouraged A to use the kit he got for Christmas to make his new spoon his own.

Week24 Feb8-12
History-STOW - Chptr21-Medes&Persians
Math- Data/Graphs
Unit Study-Cooking Unit
Language- EQAO-Practice Writing Activity
French-Reading Vocab.
Extra-Curricular
Skating
Swimming
Hockey

Update Dec2020

My Guy A My Guy E School Rooms at Home Deck the Halls It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas