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Insects and more

6/4/2013

 
My son is more and more using his reading skills in his learning.

Today we started a new program called Samson's Classroom.  I was able to purchase this quite inexpensively through Educents.

Everyday of doing formal homeschooling (or is the hope) my son will be doing a new sight words list and working through a reading comprehension game.   He will be practicing the spelling word list that I designed for him all week.   These are words that he has struggled with pronouncing and reading on a regular basis or are taken from his reading program.  The goal is to reduce memorization and to cement words into his brain better. :)

Today he showed me how well he knows some of the common sight words which is a confidence booster for him.   Each level he needs to do perfectly in order to advance.

Oh Insects...where does that come into play?
We continue to work through our Insects Study from In the Hands of a child.

The lad is enjoying this study.  Today we learned the exciting fact that Katydids hear through their knees.  That struck the lad in interesting and kinda funny.   But the Moon Moth totally intrigued him so we looked it up.  They don't eat when they are fully mature, and then to live as adults for only one week (surviving only on what they took in as caterpillars).   They go through five larval stages, changing colours at each stage.  We read these online articles:  Meet the Moon Moth and Wiki.
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The above photo comes from this source.
The lad also continued this morning to work through mammoth math.  This morning's sheet was a puzzle he needed to solve in order to answer a question.   The lad had fun doing it but was highly disappointed in the answer.
The question: how do you get a giraffe in the refrigerator?
The answer: open the door.  Put the giraffe in.  Close the door.

Made me laugh, but the lad was just ... but mom, that won't work, giraffes are too big to fit in, you have to shorten him first!

This afternoon the lad will go for a bike ride (phys ed) and do some horitcultural work with me (planting our beans and moving his broccoli around a bit to make room for our own veggies).

We've continued to enjoy our bird feeders and I am hopeful to put up a finch feeder this afternoon and to get the lad to help me protect one or two of our feeders from the grackles.  I like grackles but they will eat a feeder empty in one afternoon and I can't afford to feed that many birds, eating that much food, ALL THE TIME.
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this captures perfectly how hard the grackles will work to get free food. They don't fit on the feeder, but boy oh boy will they try hard to do so. They flap and flap and work and work. They do succeed IF they are the smaller grackles, the bigger ones just can't. :)
Oh!  It was rather cool on the way home last night.  I saw a smallish turtle on the side of the road.    So we stopped to take a look.   It was rather neat.  It was a wild eastern painted turtle.  :) 
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We didn't mean to, but we made him hiss at us.  It was a soft but determined KR--ISS.   He threatened us with an open mouth and everything.   But the lad commented something to the affect of "Mom, why do people call turtles slow, he can really scurry away fast".   But I pulled him out of the grass a few times so we could take a good look at him.  He was quite determined to get away from us and as soon as he was put down would get as far into the grass as we could.   When we were one looking at him, we made a path in the grass for him to get through more easily and he used it speedily to get away and down into the ditch.

This encouraged some research on the boys part.  How do you tell a girl turtle from a boy turtle?    The size of the tail for the most part.  Boys have a longer, heavier tail.

Changed Plans

2/20/2013

 
Originally our homeschooling day today was to have consisted of visiting a dairy farm and taking part in Dairy Day activities in Stratford.  Well... overnight we received about 8-10 inches of snow.   That caused buses to be cancelled and well.. roads are still being cleared so we're not doing that. :)

Ergo we stay home and do other things.

We will therefore engage in regular homeschooling activities.

Human Body

Today we looked over what a cell is made up of.  Kid Discover has an infographic in the human cell.   Will the lad understand it all?  No.. but exposure over time will help him retain the information long term.   He was quite intrigued by this and asked good questions.

Canada Study

We'll continue our efforts in drawing lodging of the First Nations people.  We ran out of time to do this today, but there's always tomorrow. :)

OH!  Almost forgot to add that right now (since our heritage is Dutch) that we are reading through an book called Kit and Kat about some twins who are Dutch.  It talks about the things that children and families would have needed to do in the past.   The lad is quite enjoying the book.  It's only available as an e-book to the best of my knowledge.

Our Regular Stuff

We started off our day with Adventus.   The lad did well with it, and even asked to do the lesson over again.  This morning he earned a new game to do.   He did struggle with understanding how to do the rhythm part and is part of I think why he wanted to do the lesson over again.  He wanted to get it right from the get go.   We did our question from Target the Question.    We did another lesson from A+Tutorsoft math, he finally understands regrouping with subtraction over 10's   So nice to see that confidence now.    Then on the Essentials in Writing lesson.  Again there were two pages to do, and he accomplished both quite handily.

We've gone back to reading from a reader.   Right now we are using a reader called: The New Days and Deeds.   i find it useful to specifically read things the lad might not necessarily choose because I find it a good way to broaden his horizons and to have something different that I can ask him questions about.

We went through our book on Telling Time.  With this book he learned all the 1/2 and quarter ways to tell time.  He learned how to write it digitally and manually.   It's a wipe book which makes it easy to correct mistakes.
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We've started using a product called "Slide'n Solve Language Flash Cards".     This is a simple product that helps with critical thinking with language arts.  Asks a question, you need to draw or say the answer, and then look on the opposite side to see if you answered it correctly.   The lad is having fun with this, and it only takes a minute to do.
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We did a number of pages in Comprehensive Curriculum of Basic Skills.  Skills such as finding the blended letters, reading comprehension, regrouping when adding groups of numbers and such like.     It's a good book, American focused, but it approaches things a bit differently and the Canadian Curriculum book which is not a bad thing.  Keeps the lad thinking which is a good thing.  We will probably alternate books daily.

Science

Yesterday the lad came up with his own science experiment which today he followed up with.   "I wanted to know if water would taste good if I melted Valentine Candies in it."

The result: yes!  the water is GOOD!
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Working around Life issues

1/8/2013

 
Today I need to go to the doctor and I have someone coming over tfor a rabbit.  (I sell rabbits at AT Home Pets Rabbitry).   So we need to work around those two events.

I am hopeful to get the following done

1. our reading.  Now that we are back in the swing of things, the lad will need to read a book with me.  We'll also finish off our history book and read another story in 50 Magical Stories.   In Magical Stories we read a story called King Grisly-beard.   The lad really liked this story and thought it good that the girl learned to be nice and married the kind King.
The book the lad chose to read with me this morning is called River Life.  It is part of a collection of books called National Geographic Windows on Literacy. 

2. To get some copywork done... we going through Foundations bible study, and they often have us going through the books of the bible.  I figured it made sense to copy them out so I sent to Copycat books which has the books of the bible as one of their free copywork sheets.
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3. another geometry lesson
Yesterday the book talk about Tiplas and I thought I'd look them up as I'd never heard of them before.  I still don't know what they are.  We did extrapolate from the illustrations where they were, but it's odd not being able to find a definition.   I did find a list or two of geometric terms though.  Here's one from 123 games I printed off.   And another that I'll save in under the math section of the website from Mathwords.   AH!   Found out what a tipla is.  It is a 3D geometric shape with a flat top and bottom!  WOOT WOOT!  :)
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4. work through the materials in his folder
I have a bible lesson, sight words, math questions, and a few other things in there.  We'll see how far we get. :)

and get outside for some exercise.  We'll go tobogganing or for a walk or something.  At least 20 minutes of activity.  :)  I'll update this post at the end of the day with what we've accomplished.

Silly Sentences

12/8/2012

 
I saw this idea this morning over at Teaching Stars.   The concept is easy... write words that children more or less know on cardstock or something for durability (or on regular paper for less).   COLOUR CODE them to just aid in the learning of grammar and to make it easier for them to make real sentences.

I can see my boy having a HOOT with this.  It would tickle his funny bone it would.

The Post is called Silly Sentences Sight-Word Flashcards.   It takes ideas from Montessori.    I did of course Pin both ideas up on Pinterest.  :)

confusion and amazement

11/13/2012

 
It amazes and confuses me.

The lad... can do math in his head quite handily.
Ask him to do it on paper and he struggles.
I don't know why.

Lately we are using Xtramath to help him nail down some of those math facts. 

He's getting better at reading.
Every night he helps me read.  I'm fairly deliberate about choosing books that are somewhat repetitive.

Right now we are using a bible story book geared for 5 year olds but it's written for a parent to read it, and tonight he read a couple of lines completely independently.  It was like WOOT WOOT!  

The first thing out of his mouth when I congratulated him was ... can I get that bad kitty book yet mom?   i Said soon buddy, soon that book will be all yours. :)

Reading

We are continuing to read from our regular four books.   it took us a few days to get through "the white seal" but it was a good read.  The lad enjoyed it and thought it interesting how the white seal had to beat up the other seals before they would take him seriously...but then again, seals only take seriously the seals that are the biggest and the strongest.

Sight words in context

The lad isn't real keen on just learning sounds, so we've been working on learning sounds inside of words.  Today we practiced the PH.... I said it sounds like "FFFFF".  he had a hoot with that.  :)   Not sure why, but he found it very funny.

BUT on some site, I think it was through pinterest but it could have been a link through another site which sends me freebies I found some sight words that are in sentences.   The sentences are simple like "my dog is funny".   He knows my dog is...but doesn't know Funny, so this way I can just say.. you know these three words buddy... now let me teach you this one.  NOW.. see how it looks, listen to how it sounds and then I make a point of letting him read it somewhere else.  These words tend to be fairly common so it's really not hard to find them.   Gives him that confidence boost that he needs.  ah just looked it up, comes from the moffat girls.

Phys Ed

we do try to get in some phys ed regularly.  NOT as good at this as we should be, but we're working on it.  Lately my health has been a factor.   Today the lad had swimming lessons.  He thoroughly enjoyed himself today and even independently went down the big slide.  I am hoping Hubby can come along next week to see how much he has progressed.

History and Swimming

10/23/2012

 
We started off our day with two things... reading the paper and talking about changes in the Federal Act over waterways and what that meant.   And then talking about the rare spotted Zebra.   I thought it interesting that this zebra might not actually be a full zebra, and yet they act as thought it's a really neat zebra (which it may not really be).

History

Today in our world history book we learned about Marco Polo.   In my ebooks I have a couple studies on Marco Polo so I pulled them out.  One is from School Express and the other from fortunately for you books.    Both were freebies which is always a good thing. :)   We will use them to make a lapbook. :)
Cotton Rock.  Have you ever heard of such a thing?  It's a rock that makes a cotton like substance that makes a fabric that cannot burn.  Fascinating!  Ah... okay.. cotton rock can also be known as asbestos.  see...that I know what it is. :)   But it comes from rock?  that I didn't know.

Language Arts

All freebies today: We did a consonant digraphs thing that we found off Pinterest (I think) and a page of verbs that I made from another thing off pinterest.  This was a page of actions and reading.   And a fun page call "spider sort" which came from Fluttering through First Grade - this activity had the lad thinking about how vowel sounds change in words.  He Also was given a page to look at to help him learn the "ell" family words.

it is interesting watching the lad's confidence grow and his interest in reading as well.  Just rather fun.

Physical Education

Swimming lessons at the "Y" in Stratford with the HOPE group.

Reading

We did our regular reading.  :)

Using reading to Learn

10/15/2012

 

Our reading

The Spider and The Toad.   This story started off well with the lad quite interested, but the ending was VERY disappointing with the spider being gobbled up.   Why mom?  Why did they have to make the spider get eaten up??  That's not nice.
Arndt's Night Underground.    This title gave the lad and I a chance to practice some phonics and to breakdown words into their smaller parts.   But other than that, this story caused the question of "why would they steal the little girl mom?   This is just pretend right?"
We have finished off the battle section of our world history book.   Today we read a brief section on Modern Warfare.   Tomorrow we will start the section on Explorers.
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Today we learned about the Mexican Free-tailed Bat and about the Mallard Duck.   The bat has a high density nesting...250 of them can fit into one square foot.  The lad thought that was quite fascinating.  And when I said they only weighed 1/2 an ounce it gave us the opportunity to figure out what a 1/2 ounce looked like using different ingredients.

Learning about the Mallard didn't really interest him a whole lot as they are very common around here. :)   Though learning about the young intrigued him a bit as they mostly look like mom and they can fly when they are only 8 weeks old.

math

Learning what a 1/2 ounce looks like.

History

Showed me his ability to recall by working on building a weapon built from Shark Teeth, like what we read about a while back.   He used popsicle sticks and toilet paper rolls.   He worked on recreating something like this.
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Phonics and Sight Words

Underground.   Under and Ground.   Sounded them out.  Found words that rhymed with ground.    Looked at other words with the "ER" sound in them.

Physical Education

Swimming lessons at the Aquatic Centre in London.  He does this with Gramma on Monday afternoons.

Sustained Effort

10/9/2012

 
Why did I call this post sustained effort?  Simply because the lad tried hard today to do his work.  He complained the odd time, but for the most part did all that he was asked cheerfully. :)

Today we did a variety of things in school.

We played a math fractions game.  This necessitated us going over what fractions are, and then the goal was to take fractions and make them one.   Once the lad figured it out he was a winner. :)

He did a page in our Saxon math book.

We parsed in our reading around the various activities that we did.  We learned about the Canada Goose and the Common Snapping Turtle.   We read a story called Rikki-tikki-tavi which made the boy laugh and listen closely.    We learned about the samurai and a story about the moon in the marsh. 

He worked on measuring.  It was rather cool.. I had found a bug measuring sheet through Print-palooza so it was a good fit for the lad.  Gave us a chance to talk about the imperial and metric measuring systems, and today we did things  "the American way". :)

Then we learned four new words: Frog, dog, Bird, and fish.  He practiced spelling them and filling in the blanks and then putting them into sentences (without seeing the word to copy it).

Our last job of the day was to pull tomatoes out of the garden (giving us a chance to talk about how plants turn into compost which helps other plants to grow, and such like).


Nature Walk

Currently I am reading through a book called: Pocketful of Pinecones. 
it's a book about a lady (basically it's her journal) of her early days homeschooling with her children and learning to appreciate all that doing regular nature walks with her children taught them.

It's inspired me to at least three times a week to start doing nature walks with the lad.

Today we headed out to Morrison Dam.   We didn't take a long walk, but we did take along our nature walk materials.  A pencil, eraser, sketch pad and "take it home" bag.

Today we took home a bunch of fall leaves, and we each drew a picture.   Mine was of some Canada Geese standing on a log, the lad's was of a leaf.  He had wanted to do the geese, but regardless of where he stood or sat he couldn't get a good look at them through the reeds.  Rather than getting all vexed he hit upon the notion of drawing one of the leaves.  I was fair impressed as he tried hard to capture some of the details of the leaf.  :) 
I know the scan's didn't come out great, so I'll have to figure out a way to do them better.   How does one scan in artwork well??? 

Anyways, we had a lovely walk.  Hubby fished while we walked and talked.   At supper I did my normal.. so what was good about today lad?   and he thought for a while and then said "our nature walk".  :)  Makes me smile. :)
I would have uploaded a video of some leaves twisting and twirling in the wind that captivated the lad for a spell, but that's for paying subscribers which I am not at this point.  :)    He asked...how would I draw that mom?  How could I draw them moving?    I replied I don't know, but I'll ask and see if anyone knows. :)

Life interventions

10/4/2012

 
Yesterday we didn't get alot of homeschooling done.  We did do some, but it was math and learning a sight word in the car (your) on the way to my parents home.

My sister and bro-in-law are up from out west so we went to visit them as well as spend some time with my Dad to see how he is progressing after spending some time in hospital.      He's able to walk a bit better again.   Was quite tired though but yesterday he had a busy day looking at the fall colours.

Today I had bible study.   This leaves dad in charge of homeschooling. 

I decided to give the lad a trial on DreamBox learning.    This site is strictly for math, and just helps to give some confidence.

While I was gone the lad did his geometry work and worked on his sight word of the day (from).   We'll do some other stuff after lunch but I don't quite know what at this point, most likely do another layer of paper mache on our earth/moon/helmet project and then once that's all dry we'll be able to paint them next week.

Over lunch we read the paper, which lead us into a discussion on public transit.    This led to learning the words: walk, bike, bus, taxi, horse and public transit.  We considered what are the best ways to get around town and what you need in order to get from point a to point b.     Sounding out words I think is working, though I'm not sure how much is sounding out and how much is memorization as my boy has a VERY good memory....  Time will tell.

Fair prep and more

9/27/2012

 
This weekend in the Ilderton Fall Fair so this afternoon the lad will be putting some things together for the fair.  Hopefully he'll win a class or two, but time will tell. :)

Reading

we read the paper over breakfast.  We talked about the teacher's not wanting to do extra-curricular work and what that means for the students.
In this book we read "the pipers at the gates of dawn".   The lad was all curious....would they get the lost otter pup back to his dad...and what was that thing they followed the music of?
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Did you know that in the Fiji island warriors used weapons made to look like pineapples?   This made the lad laugh out loud.
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The council of the munchkins.   This chapter from the wizard of Oz caused the lad to occasionally stop his Armour-building to listen closely and to take a quick peek at pictures.  He thought it funny that the house landed right on top of the really bad person (the wicked witch of the east).
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We learned about the pica.  Did you know this animal is a little hay farmer?   He collects and carefully dries hay for use in the winter.

And the Tundra swan.  Their young mature at a faster rate than other swans.  They are the smallest North American swan.

Sight words

Today we learned: Will.   We also went through a stack of words we hadn't looked at much, just to test if he knew them.  We added to our words known wall.
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Human Body

we didn't do this today.  We did so a lot of talking about different ways that the body works, and since he was wearing his suit of armour for much of the day we talked about ways to protect yourself, and how important hand-eye coordination would be if you were a knight.

Miscellaneous Fill In Stuff

Did some work with reading eggs and with K5 learning sites.

Prep for the Fair

Cookies.  Build a farm vehicle out of lego.  Collect 100 of the same item.   Brownies.  Colour one half of a picture.   Nature item.
While working we listened to The Stories Mother Nature Told her Children and Adventures in Odyssey.

well...that was unexpected.   We go out for our nature walk to collect things for the fair and we find a wee mousey.    He's now safely ensconced in a five gallon aquarium behind Jim's chair in the living room.
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