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Weekly or Monthly Wrap-Up

Yes, I think it has been a month since my last wrap-up. What have we all been up to?



School:
  • We are almost done with FLL. 
  • We've been practicing multiplications with 3 digits, adding, subtracting, multiplying fractions, area, perimeter, and some words problems from Teachers 1800. 
  • We've been also working our way through Christian Kids Explore Chemistry. 
  • We are still trodding through Elemental Science Biology, we are nearing the end of the animal study started last year. 
  • We've completed Music of the Hemispphere from Michael Clay Thompson's curriculum. It was lots of fun and lots of learning in that one.
  • We are nearing the end of Practice Island from MCT as well.
  • We finished unit 3 of TOG, and started unit 4. Our Tapestry weeks lately, are mainly made up of readings.
  • We've just completed 7 weeks of Electives
Outings to Niagara and The AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario)













Arts:



Reading:



Playing Uno, Chess, Monopoly Deal, Monopoly Build-It, Mile Born, and Amazing Animal Trivia

Been creative:

Last but not least, my Joho lost his first tooth this week!




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Jamie said…
Nice to find you again. I used to read your blog regularly. My youngest lost her first tooth this week too.
May 30, 2012 at 5:55 PM
Wendy Kelly said…
I just found your blog! Love it -- We are a homeschooling family in British Columbia. We've been homeschooling for 6 years now and are having so much fun.
I love the idea of doing a wrap up -- you guys look so active!!
May 31, 2012 at 12:10 PM
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