Friday April 23,2019

It was interesting to have a more regular sized class today! We did a math investigation, had an awesome instrument review, and watched a video about the search for life using the Kepler space telescope. We mentioned how really amazing it is to look out into the heavens and see billions upon billions of stars and planets in God's creation and realize that some people really believe that it really all happened by accident. I couldn't help but think of the passage 5 He took him outside and said, “Look up at the sky and count the stars—if indeed you can count them.” Then he said to him, “So shall your offspring[a] be.”

HE IS RISEN!

We did a math pretest today and will play with compasses tomorrow. (I told the class they would need their compasses yesterday. Whoops!) We reviewed the moon and its phases and drove Snowball off the farm. Paul got to a new city today, and they tried to kill him there, too. We sentence fragments, too. (See what I did there?)

This wet and wild Wednesday found us talking about scale factor and the revolution of both the earth and the animals on the farm. (Two different types of revolution!) We had a little confusion about when literature is due. It is due tomorrow! AK will be performing for us tomorrow as well. Grammar, the hymn, and science are due on Friday. There is no vocab for Friday, however.

Hello friends! We made it through another school day. We are looking at indirect measure in math which will lead into tomorrow's lesson on scale and scale factor. We don't have any grammar due tomorrow or vocab for Friday, but we do have math for tomorrow and a hymn for Friday. We also have the second chapter of Animal Farm due for tomorrow. Don't forget about the Christ Light sheet for Thursday.