ANZAC page
finished Gallipoli
Saturday, January 18, 2014
1/18/14
Reading hour -- Tolstoy oldest (short stories, definitely preview before, he's not graphic but he is very dark and adult); Treasure Island middle, and working on speech for co-op; Where the Mountain Meets the Moon for youngest, really loving it.
Hayak -- now to page 68
Einstein -- now to page 137
Usborne WWI -- to page 61
Movie, Gallipoli -- with MAJOR omissions. This is not a movie kids should see without parent preview and supervision, in addition to "adult content" which we just skipped completely, there is mild language and the story line is exceptionally tragic, sensitive kids could be distressed. Still, it's a great movie for seeing the method of warfare and the new conditions of WWI.
Quiz (60% required to watch movie)
Hayak -- now to page 68
Einstein -- now to page 137
Usborne WWI -- to page 61
Movie, Gallipoli -- with MAJOR omissions. This is not a movie kids should see without parent preview and supervision, in addition to "adult content" which we just skipped completely, there is mild language and the story line is exceptionally tragic, sensitive kids could be distressed. Still, it's a great movie for seeing the method of warfare and the new conditions of WWI.
Quiz (60% required to watch movie)
Quiz 1/18/14
1. The
experience of gravity is equivalent to the experience of a_____________.
2. What’s
stronger, the force of gravity or the force of electricity?
3. The ‘strong’
equivalence principle of Einstein is that the laws of physics should be
__________________________________________________________________.
4. Why did
astronauts put reflectors on the moon?
Be complete.
5. Hayak sees
it as a problem of socialism when people in a democracy vote for legislators
(Congress or Parliament) and tell them they want them to create a central
economic plan, but they can’t agree on what they want the central economic plan
to accomplish. He thinks this
means people will get frustrated with the legislature for not being able to
“make things better” with central planning, and they’ll start calling for what
change in government?
6. What country
does Hayak believe this happened in prior to World War II?
7. Why did
World War I spread to places like Africa and Asia?
8. What empire
was centered in Turkey?
What was its nickname?
9. Which
Christian minority group did the Turks deport and imprison, leading to the
death of 800,000?
10. “Genocide”
means the murdering of a group because of its __________.
11. Describe
how chlorine gas worked and why it was effective.
12. Tell me
briefly (one sentence) the story of the Lusitiania.
13. What effect
did the sinking of the Lusitania have on the U.S.?
14. What was a
zeppelin, and what did the Germans do with them in the war?
Extra Credit:
1. Robert
Dicke’s theory was that over time the force of gravity grew __________.
2. Explain how
the Boers in South Africa were conflicted in the fighting against Germany in
WWI.
3. If you
didn’t have a gas mask, how could you protect yourself from breathing chlorine
gas?
4. Why did
Churchill think that striking at the “soft underbelly” at Gallipoli might help
win the war?
1/17/14
Orthodontist appointment
Math Mammoth in car
Writing hour in car, completed at home
Ice skating
lunch
library
lots of library book reading
listened to "The Guns of August" -- very, very hard but so rich with info
individual reading -- oldest Wool, middle Gathering Blue done, Fairy Tales
Math Mammoth in car
Writing hour in car, completed at home
Ice skating
lunch
library
lots of library book reading
listened to "The Guns of August" -- very, very hard but so rich with info
individual reading -- oldest Wool, middle Gathering Blue done, Fairy Tales
1/17/14 Orange
Outside time
1.
Math
History SOTW
Writing- narration of Alfred the great
Memory work- ozymandias, charge of the light brigade, destruction of sennacharib
Violin practice
Nerf gun geography (shooting at a map)
Science- exploratorium sound app
2.
Math
Reading
Dictation (easier sentences from the phantom tollbooth)
Violin practice
Science- ditto
3.
Reading
Painting
Nerf gun geography
1.
Math
History SOTW
Writing- narration of Alfred the great
Memory work- ozymandias, charge of the light brigade, destruction of sennacharib
Violin practice
Nerf gun geography (shooting at a map)
Science- exploratorium sound app
2.
Math
Reading
Dictation (easier sentences from the phantom tollbooth)
Violin practice
Science- ditto
3.
Reading
Painting
Nerf gun geography
Thursday, January 16, 2014
1/16/14 Orange
Co op day
1.
Latin
History
Music
Science
Choir
2.
Music
Book discussion- phantom tollbooth
Science- sound, ear, nature notebook
Math
Choir
3.
Reading
Read aloud
1.
Latin
History
Music
Science
Choir
2.
Music
Book discussion- phantom tollbooth
Science- sound, ear, nature notebook
Math
Choir
3.
Reading
Read aloud
1/16/14
co-op day, second session
not counted as school
kids taking:
oldest: nursery help
drama
girls' club
general science, apologia
middle: writing critique
cooking
speech
piano
youngest:
arts and crafts
chess and Spanish
ASL
piano
not counted as school
kids taking:
oldest: nursery help
drama
girls' club
general science, apologia
middle: writing critique
cooking
speech
piano
youngest:
arts and crafts
chess and Spanish
ASL
piano
1/15/14 Orange
1.
Math
History read and discuss
Writing- hypothesis about life cycle of Alien
Memory work- light brigade finished
Bday card making
Violin lesson
2.
Math
Reading
Writing- book list, summary
Memory work
Card making
Violin lesson
3.
Reading
Math
History read and discuss
Writing- hypothesis about life cycle of Alien
Memory work- light brigade finished
Bday card making
Violin lesson
2.
Math
Reading
Writing- book list, summary
Memory work
Card making
Violin lesson
3.
Reading
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
1/13/14, 1/14/14 Orange
1/13/14
1. -
2.
Math
History (finished Hudson book)
Narration
Memory work- Columbus poem for getting the date down
Reading
3.
Reading- d'Aulaire Greek myths
Hudson
1/14
1.
Math
History- seven wonders book
Writing- seven wonders brief descriptions
Memory work- general rehash, charge of the light brigade
Violin practice
2.
Math
Narration- Thornton burgess book
Memory work
Book list
Reading
Violin
3.
Reading- Greek myths
Cake making
Painting
1. -
2.
Math
History (finished Hudson book)
Narration
Memory work- Columbus poem for getting the date down
Reading
3.
Reading- d'Aulaire Greek myths
Hudson
1/14
1.
Math
History- seven wonders book
Writing- seven wonders brief descriptions
Memory work- general rehash, charge of the light brigade
Violin practice
2.
Math
Narration- Thornton burgess book
Memory work
Book list
Reading
Violin
3.
Reading- Greek myths
Cake making
Painting
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
1/14/14
Textile art
Finished second to last CD, Story of the World
Math Mammoth
One hour reading, oldest finishes Pride and Prejudice
ice skating, swimming
still working on illness
Finished second to last CD, Story of the World
Math Mammoth
One hour reading, oldest finishes Pride and Prejudice
ice skating, swimming
still working on illness
Monday, January 13, 2014
1/13/14
1 hour writing
Quiz:
Quiz:
1/13/14
1. The effect
of of gravity is similar to the effect of a_____________.
2. If you are
in a spaceship accelerating “up”
and you shine a light across the spaceship against the far wall, it will shine
on the wall on a space a little lower than it left your flashlight.
Why?
4. It’s easier
to understand why all objects, no matter their weight, fall at the same rate if
instead of thinking of the objects falling towards the earth you think of the
earth as what?
5. Who
explained that all objects, no matter their weight, fall at the same rate of
speed (in a vaccuum)?
6. The
philosophy of individualism doesn’t say people should only be concerned about
themselves, or that it’s o.k. to act selfishly, but that we are limited in
being able to see only the needs of the sector near us, and not able as
individuals to properly understand the needs of what?
7. Were the
Germans able to take Paris?
8. Name two of
the battlefields we have studied so far.
9.. What was a
trench?
10. What does
going “over the top” mean?
11. Who ordered
the Christmas Truce?
Sunday, January 12, 2014
1/12/14
1 hour writing
Hayak, Einstein, Usborne WWI
Oldest, Drimmel wooden bead making
piano
drawing
whittling
earring making
Individual reading -- oldest "Wool", "Brideshead Revisited"; middle "TLOTR", "Gathering Blue"; youngest "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", "I Saw Esau"
Hayak, Einstein, Usborne WWI
Oldest, Drimmel wooden bead making
piano
drawing
whittling
earring making
Individual reading -- oldest "Wool", "Brideshead Revisited"; middle "TLOTR", "Gathering Blue"; youngest "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", "I Saw Esau"
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