Posted on May 28, 2009 - by
Year 0: Week 30
Our school days are Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at 9:30am, when we return from dropping off Ethan at Mother’s Day Out. Each bullet point is a 5-15 minute period of time.
This is our third week creating a lapbook about butterflies from homeschoolshare.com to contain all the new things we’re learning. If you’d like to know more about what a lapbook is, please visit this post where I included helpful links that helped me learn more about this great way to present a unit study.
Monday:
- Mommy’s book club
- Errand, cleaning day
- Observe caterpillars and eggs on milkweed in backyard
Tuesday:
- Pledge
Weather: Record temperature, outside conditions
Calendar: Write out weekly schedule - Butterfly Lapbook
- Read The Butterfly Boy by Jeanne M. Lee. (Literature)
- Read My, Oh My–A Butterfly!: All About Butterflies (Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library) by Tish Rabe. (Natural History)
- Add lizards to complete the Predators mini-book.
- Read From Caterpillar to Butterfly by Deborah Heiligman. (Natural History)
- Complete the Life Span of a Butterfly mini-book
- Observe caterpillars and eggs on milkweed in backyard and add to mini-book.
- Complete Butterfly Math mini-book.
- Lunch (1hr)
- Independent Reading/Rest Time
Wednesday:
- Story time at the Library (11:30 am)
- Turn in old and check out new books (12:00 pm)
- Lunch (1hr)
- Outdoor Play (1hr)
- Literature: Library Books
Thursday:
- Pledge
Weather: Record temperature, outside conditions
Calendar: Write out weekend schedule - Butterfly Lapbook
- Continued copywork of The Caterpillar by Christina Rossetti. (Handwriting)
- Glue butterflies into Butterfly Math mini-book.
- Read The Magic School Bus: Butterfly and the Bog Beast by Nancy Krulik.
- Read Watch Me Grow: Butterfly by DK Publishing.
- Put together double lapbook! (A single file folder lapbook was too small to glue ALL the mini-books we did!)
- Lunch (1hr)
- Independent Reading/Rest Time
Friday:
- Nature Walk
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