Here's our highlights:
Language Arts:
We're taking it easy with our normal work and Mackenzie is learning how to write a research paper. Although her finished product will really just be a report and not a huge paper. This week she learned how to take notes on note cards. The only time in life I don't want her to use a complete sentence. Next week she'll start compiling her research. I'm sure she'll love that.Science:
We started studying pterosaurs. Mackenzie's been looking forward to this. I'm not sure why as she's never really been interested in dinosaurs. Of course, now we know that pterosaurs ARE NOT dinosaurs. LOLSocial Studies:
We finished studying the Spanish American War. We were a little disappointed to learn that McKinley was a bit of the wimp by caving to public opinion and declaring war even though his demands were agreed to by the Spanish. And could Teddy R. be more war crazy?Now we're on to WW1 and we may or may not make a lapbook on it. We shall see. LOL
Reader/Read Aloud
We're still reading Little Britches and we're still loving it. Mackenzie has started reading The Wright Brothers. I'd like to take her to Kitty Hawk, as we're only a couple of hours away, when she finishes but we're approaching birthday madness. Both girls bdays are fast approaching. So if we go, it's going to have to wait.
Extras
Piano is still going well. She's learning the G position and is very excited.
Basketball and cheer are going full force. We are busy, busy, busy!!
On Thursday, we went to the Virginia Aquarium with some friends. Not my favorite museum, for various reasons, but Groupon had a great deal for membership so we've been going.
Here's the higlights in pictures.
I had to pay her $5 bucks to get her to touch the snake. The things I'll do for a photo. LOL |
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2 comments:
Looks like a GREAT time at the museum! (You seem to have LOTS of places to go too! LOL)
Jessy
Looks like lots of fun at the aquarium. I can't believe we've never gone. We always just drive up to the one in Maryland.
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