Showing posts with label Feast of Tabernacles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feast of Tabernacles. Show all posts
20 September 2013
Week in Review -Week #5-2013-2014
September 20, 2013
We are in Sonlight American History Part 2
Scripture Memory verse is:
Review of
previously learned scriptures
We had another
very busy week in appointments and with Sukkot activities. Bug had an appointment every day except today.
Bible
This week we read some books about Sukkot. One book that I read with the Holidays
is "Jewish Days and Holidays." by Greer Fay Cashman.
We are in the book of Kings and reading about
David’s reign.
Yep, it was a messy affair.
Now its time to let them dry out with all the goop they put on them.
Read-Out- Louds
We are still
reading, "Moccasin Trails" by Eloise Jarvis Mcgraw.
We are reading "You wouldn't want to Be A Pony Express Rider!” by Tom Ratliff.
We are reading "You wouldn't want to Be A Pony Express Rider!” by Tom Ratliff.
For Poetry we
are reading,"The Oxford Illustrated Book of American Children's
Poems" by Donald Hall.
Physical and Health Education
Little Man
played flag football this week during PE. He also had Karate this week.
Bug had fun
watching the squirrels and insects.
Therapy and Appointments
Bug had her
therapy this week and a lot of other appointments. Mom had her breaks replaced
on her van.
Horse Therapy
had a western theme this week. Bug had fun with the help of Little Man’s cowboy
gear he let her use.
All she is missing is her horse and the cowboy hat that mom left on the table while running out the door.
So the cowboy hat wouldn't of lasted to long with her needing to put on a helmet. Neither did her lasso and sidearm make it on the horse.(Which we already knew it was more for show and tell).
She worked hard in therapy.
Even though its hard work it is a lot of fun.
History and Geography
We are still
learning about the Civil War and the pony express.
For the pony
express we played a game of delivering mail. We were fresh out of horses and
ponies on sticks (which mom was supposed to buy) so we had relay races and galloped
back and forth in the basement delivering mail.
We just started an introduction on the gold rush.
Language Arts and Math
Lots of RightStart Math games with both kids this week. They both did all their scheduled math this week. I don't know how we get things done some weeks when it feels so busy.
Language Arts we read a book by "Grammar Tales" on nouns called, "Chicken in the City" by Maria Fleming. The kids are both doing good in Language Arts.
Science
No science at home this week. We had a class on Ooze, Puss and Snot at our local science center. They learned about the not-so-glamorous side of the human body. As you can imagine it was a big hit and a crowded class.
They made something that was was close to the texture of snot.
It was kinda gross.
Then they learned how our hair nose help keep germs at bay.
Lots of discussions on all things gross.
Next topic was germs and how we contact all those nasty germs. They all got some glowing hair gel.
Pretty cool stuff if your a boy and like all things gross.
Bug didn't do a great job with washing her hands so she had to go do it again.
And again.
If you can see the screen it is of someone sneezing and snot going all over.
Little Man had to go wash three times.The black light kept glowing with green glowing hair gel.
Don't quite remember what he was making the face over but I couldn't resist posting the picture. So typical of Little Man with his facial reactions
Next topic was our blood, scabs and other bodily fluids and how it defends us from junk. Each group had a stuffed animal of certain elements in the body. My kids got the T4 (if I remember correctly). Others got white blood cells, plasma, and other items. They had to read about it and share with the group what they learned.
Isn't it kinda cute as a stuffed animal?
Next was blood types. They got lots of information on our blood and had a few experiments on the blood using food coloring, milk, and vinegar.
These classes are always a lot of fun. Last year the science center started offering classes for the homeschool community.
Bug had Entomology this week. After the fair we always have beetle races.
The winner is the beetle who reaches the determined ending point first. This year the beetles are not very lively. Maybe it's all the rain.
First place went to the beetle outside of the square on the other end.
Bug was trying to get her beetle to move it a little faster.
Hebrew, Art, and Misc. Studies
Bug is doing Hebrew with Cap It! Hebrew Reading. Level 1. She is reviewing the sounds for me.
Little Man knows all the sounds. I still make him review. He will be starting Cap IT! Learn to Read Hebrew Level 2.
Have a blessed
week.
15 October 2012
Our Sukkot Celebration
October 15, 2012
We had another fun time with Sukkot/The Feast of Tabernacle this year. We celebrate Sukkot together as a congregation and at home.
We decorated the Sukkah the first day of Sukkot and enjoyed a potluck together under the Sukkah.
(Yes, some of the pictures look fuzzy on the faces. I try not to put others pictures online unless I have permission or know that they are okay with me doing so.)
It was a cold day and evening. The kids and I didn't stay overnight this year because Little Man had bronchitis and the temperatures were in the 30's that night. We still had fun and stayed until 11pm while Dad had the tent all to himself.
The youth group puts on a sort of field day for the kids and adults. Bug is carrying a balloon to the other side in a relay race.
Little Man and his relay race. Last year on Sukkot they were trowing water balloons. Too cold this year.
Then the bouncer was opened and the kids went running. We have this every year.
Then someone blew a breaker inside. The kids loved it as they were in it when it deflated.
We have a small Sukkah out back also. When the night comes we have two fire pits to keep us warm.
We come inside around 10pm for praise and worship and a teaching. Afterwards the kids had fun hitting the pinata.
We decorated the Sukkah the first day of Sukkot and enjoyed a potluck together under the Sukkah.
(Yes, some of the pictures look fuzzy on the faces. I try not to put others pictures online unless I have permission or know that they are okay with me doing so.)
Little Man helping with getting the palms up on top of the Sukkah.
Bug only wanted to add the flowers to the Sukkah. She even forgot about insects for a short time!
Every other year we get to watch the airshow. I believe it is the Thunderbirds.
The jets come very close so we can watch most of the show except when they go behind the trees. It is loud and no seems to care. Its just fun watching the show while you decorate and eat.
After the potluck and the air show.
Then a few games of basketball or in Bugs case just having fun dribbling the ball.
Little Man enjoying the weather and watching the activities.
The following weekend we have our camp out. We had around 25 tents in the back of the Synagogue. It was a cold day and evening. The kids and I didn't stay overnight this year because Little Man had bronchitis and the temperatures were in the 30's that night. We still had fun and stayed until 11pm while Dad had the tent all to himself.
The youth group puts on a sort of field day for the kids and adults. Bug is carrying a balloon to the other side in a relay race.
Little Man and his relay race. Last year on Sukkot they were trowing water balloons. Too cold this year.
Then the bouncer was opened and the kids went running. We have this every year.
Hi Mom!
Then we flipped the breaker and the kids got back in.
Gunny sack races. Bug couldn't see but came in second place.
We have a small Sukkah out back also. When the night comes we have two fire pits to keep us warm.
We come inside around 10pm for praise and worship and a teaching. Afterwards the kids had fun hitting the pinata.
Even Rabbi got to hit the pinata. Which delighted the children. Then the board games came out. Our you could watch a movie a movie about Sukkot, "Ushapizin".
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