We had to leave for state testing at noon. Since it's an hour away we stayed and went grocery shopping and ran errands while we were in "town."
Family Scripture Study: 1 Nephi 17 (finished last half)
Weekly Family Memorization: 1 Timothy 4:12
Chores/Animal Care
Testing: Luke and Caleb had state testing.
Library Trip
Lots of Grocery Shopping
Music Store
Book on Tape: Harriet the Spy
Caleb: Read his scriptures, played Raz-kids, worked on a phonics game for an hour, shoveled snow, learned how to play Stratego, looked at and read several books.
Luke: Read his scriptures, practiced the piano, worked in his sketch book, read in The Ranger's Apprentice, wrote a blog post about his day, played Risk and Stratego, read a book about World War II, wrote a blog post about what he learned, played Rush Hour, Jr., and worked on a lot of math problems dealing with double and triple digit addtion and subtraction.
Jared: Read his scriptures, practice the piano, read in Peter and the Starcatchers and the Shadow Thieves, played Quarter Mile Math and was quizzed on his typing skills, played Raz-kids, learned about the Periodic Table from a short science video, and played Stratego and Risk.
Olivia: Read her scriptures, practiced the piano, read and finished The Red Scarf Girl, finished her scarf that she made on a loom (it took her a couple of weeks), did a lot of price comparison and helped me a ton with the grocery shopping, played Stratego and Risk, and read several articles in a horse magazine while she waited for her brothers at the library.
Deanna: Read my scriptures, wrote in my journal, word of the day, practiced the piano, read and finished Agamemnon by Aeschylus, and started The Trojan Women by Euripides.
Alex: Read his scriptures, read in the church handbooks, word of the day, went to work, attended a district scout meeting, finished 10 Great American Short Stories and started The Ranger's Apprentice.
2 comments:
State Testing! Ugh! I'm so glad we do not have to do that here. I hope you had fun in town.
I live in the same state, just wondering why you choose to do testing? We're new to the HS scene, so I like to find out others opinions. Thanks.
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