OLD HOMESCHOOLERS NEVER DIE . . . THEY JUST WRITE CURRICULUM


"Let my teaching fall like rain and my words descend like dew,
like showers on new grass,
like abundant rain on tender plants."

Deuteronomy 32:2

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Friday, January 30

Third Grade, Science, Set Seven

We did some different things during this set.
  1. We completed the last three Nature Friend magazines.
  2. We watched a pumpkin rot.
    • First, we carved it and let a candle burn in it for six (or so) hours.
    • Then we put it outside by our compost pile.
    • We put an un-cut pumpkin by it for our control
    • Each day K. journaled the progress of its decomposition.
  3. We learned about Thomas Edison.
    • I had a study guide/activity book that went with a video about Edison.
    • We watched the video and completed selected sections of the book.
  4. We learned about the Galapagos Islands.
    • In Clipper Ship (see Reading) they mentioned the Galapagos Islands, so I thought it would be fun to learn more about them.
    • Here are the books we read:
      • Galapagos Islands by Cynthia Kennedy Henzel
      • Into Wild Galapagos by Jeff Corwin
      • A Galapagos Island Food Chain by Rebecca Hogue Wojahn
      • We're Off . . . to the Galapagos by Michael Mastorakis
      • "Galapagos" Means "Tortoises" by Ruth Heller
      • We're Sailing to Galapagos: A Week in the Pacific by Laurie Krebs

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