Month: January 2017

Homeschool Journal 1/31/17

In Bible we read the first part of Joseph’s story to the part where they tell us about Potifer. In History Spain was conquered. We read four poems about mailmen. In Science we learned about waves but nothing new.

Homeschool Journal 1/31/17

Today is the last day of January, so happy January!!! We read poems about mailmen, songs, and ice cream trucks. There are too many poems in the world, I like my own but most of other peoples don’t make sense. We read about Joseph in Bible. We read about the fall of the Byzantine Empire in history. In science we learned about waves and wave lengths.

Homeschool Journal 1/30/17

In Bible we read the genealogy from Esau. InĀ The Children’s Bible Field GuideĀ we learned about how life was in Judea in Jesus’s time. In History we read about the Franks and how they adopted Roman customs and basically were like the Roman settlers they conquered. We read four poems about random things. In Science we learned about temperature and heat. The heat of something is dependent the temperature of it and how much there is. That is why it is harder to heat or cool a larger body of something.

Homeschool Journal 1/30/17

We read about Esau, and his wives and children. Esau and Jacob couldn’t live together because they had too many animals. They have a lot of crazy hard to pronounce names. There were a lot of chiefs that came from Esau. We also learned about Jesus and how Israel was when Jesus was alive. Jesus probably spoke Hebrew, Arimaic, and Greek! Wow that’s a lot!!! Most houses in Judea had one story houses, they only had meat on holidays. Everyone wore tunics.

Homeschool Journal 1/27/17

Isaac died at least 20 years after Jacob tricked him into giving his blessing. In History we learned about the ancient Japanese. We were supposed to read two poems about George Washington but Mom did not read the second one because she could not stand the poor grammar. In Science we learned about SEMs and weather balloons.

Homeschool Journal 1/27/17

Today we learned about Japan, and more about Easter Islands. We read a lot a bout King Arthur, we read it for forever. That must of been the longest chapter we have ever read!!! I really like King Arthur but this chapter took lie and hour to read and even I was like, can it be ovvvver yet!!!!!!!!!! We read about this guy who was nice but a very good fighter.

We read about microscopes in science. We also learned about Atlis, and weather balloons, they have small weather stations on them, they use them to forecast weather, (hence the name.) They have and use them all over the world, after they go up so many feet the balloon bursts and it falls back to earth. That’s how they get them, back to earth. We wondered if someone has ever been hit on the head by a small weather station when they were falling back to earth. that is funny to think about,it wouldn’t be funny if they got hurt but it is still funny to think about.

Homeschool Journal 1/26/17

In History we learned about Jacob and Esau meeting and Esau not killing Jacob like he thought. In History we learned about the Polynesians and their migration to New Zealand. We read six poems about the city and cars. I finished school before lunch. It only took them 100 years to go from living in Samoa to settling in Hawaii 5,000 miles away.

Tornado in Mississippi

There was a tornado in Mississippi on Saturday the 21st . Four people were found dead and there was massive damage done. A collage was shut down because of damage and houses are completely wrecked. They thought there might be more storms on the way on Sunda,y but luckily they were wrong. They estimate over 20,000 dollars in damage was done. But help is on the way, so hang in there Mississippi!!!

Homeschool Journal 1/26/17

Mom went to the store today and we watched Adi. It was ok. I am teaching Lava tricks like come, heel, jump and so on.

We read about various different islands in the Pacific. We learned about New Zealand mostly, and a few others such as Polynesia. We learned about the big heads on Easter Island, they weigh more than 50 tons!!! That’s a lot!!!