We are still studying the Civil War. It’s still fascinating and emotionally draining.
This week we finished Lincoln: A Photobiography
We are still finishing up Across Five Aprils
We finished the Major Battles pocket in our Civil War History Pocket
Mackenzie also started reading Shades of Gray
We were playing experiment catch up in science, Exploring Creation with Zoology 1: Flying Creatures of the 5th Day , this week. We hadn’t done any of the experiments for lesson four because we needed a cow bone and more bird seed. But we finally got them finished.
So are first experiment involved comparing a cow bone and a chicken bone. We observed, measured, weighed, etc.
And we are testing a hypothesis regarding a birds color preference. We placed food in a blue dish and a red dish. Mackenzie says that they’ll be more attracted to the food in the red dish. So far they don’t like either. LOL Kind of like our bird bathes that they hated.
And we did a little more candy corn math, just for fun. And a sugar high.
Be sure to pop on over to the Weekly Wrap-Up, hosted by Jamie this week.
8 comments:
I have not read The Wheel on the School. Would it be appropriate for an 8 & 6 year old?
Sounds like you've had a great week as well. We just got back from a trip to KY. We stopped at all of the places where Lincoln lived as a boy. I'll have to post photos on my blog and let you know when it's up.
LOVE the color preferences with the bird feeders! How funny! If they were at our house they would be gone! (squirrels) Thanks for sharing! Kerri
We enjoy history as well. As a child, I was fascinated with the Civil War era, and I think that is what started my love of history...
Looks like a great week!
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Lots of fun activities. Looks like a great week.
I am glad to hear about your history and literature lessons. It's exciting to hear about the great books in our near future.
Sounds like you had a busy, but great week!
looks like a great week!
Love history over here too! We are working on a review of Creation to Modern Day. Next year my plan is to cover US History. :o)
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