5/26/14
Memorial Day, grandparents end visit
Gettysburg Address
Doolittles Raiders, 30 seconds over Tokyo.
Violin practice
5/27/14
1.
Math- drills, ratios
Reading- bunker hill
Writing- rewrote fiction story as nonfiction
History SOTW2, crusades myth article
Violin practice
Memory work- Gettysburg address
Library trip
Reading
2.
Math- drills, division
History- SOTW3 constitution, first president. Discussion.
Copywork- preamble with fountain pen
Narration- Native American fable
Library trip
Reading
Soccer practice
Handbell concert
Hailed
for its virtuosity, the ensemble performs on the largest range of
handbells in the world – 8 octaves, from C1 to C9. Many of the bells
are made of bronze and range in weight from four ounces to 11 pounds;
the Choir also uses the large “Basso Profundo” aluminum-cast bells that
are a new phenomenon in handbell ringing. The Choir supplements its
handbells with a six-octave set of Malmark Choirchime® instruments from
C2 to C8 – the widest range in existence.
3.
Reading, drawing, cutting, math drills
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