Tuesday, November 1, 2016

MFW Learning God's Story: Week 21

MFW: LEARNING GOD'S STORY WEEK 21

This week we will learn about the Moses and the Red Sea, Bitter Water, Manna, and Water from a Rock.  Learn about the ow and oa sound.  Do many experiments and activities to learn about boats and how they float.

BOOKS



Books we used this week 

BIBLE 



Memory verse handwriting practice worksheet 



Reading in her Bible Reader "Crossing the Sea"



Bible card on Moses parting the Red Sea 




Parting the Red Sea



Bible card on food from Heaven



Manna falling from Heaven



Bible card Water from a rock 



Drawing of Moses hitting the rock with his stick and then water coming out of it

BIBLE VERSE 

Memory Verse: Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on you own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.

~Exodus 14:5-31

~Exodus 15:22-27

~Exodus 16:3-5, 13-15, 19-20, 23-24, 30-31, 35-36

~Exodus 17:1-6

BOOKS OF THE BIBLE 



Haggai was a prophet



Zechariah encourages the people to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem



Malachi is the last book in the Old Testament



Matthew is the first gospel

TIMELINE 



Added Manna picture to our timeline 


WORKSHEETS




Crossing the sea worksheet 



Ow sound worksheet 



Food in the Desert worksheet 



Oa sound worksheet 

MATH



Number of the day 



Addition worksheets 




Flashcards +3



Adding Strategies Worksheets



Solving word problems




More problem solving worksheets



Pattern Block Activities and she even made her own shapes 




Adding with our foam dice


ARTS & CRAFTS



Art Card #7: "Summer's Day" by Berthe Morisot 

ACTIVITIES



Brought out our pumpkin lap book to review the parts of a pumpkin



Went to the library for story time with Super Heroes 



Kids opened their surprise bowls to see what prizes were inside for them



Super Heroes



Making her tambourine

SCIENCE



Floating experiments 



Clay experiment 



Plimsoll line experiment 



Submarine can experiment 



After coming home from the corn maze the kids washed their pumpkins
 


They both enjoyed making their pumpkins very clean 



Making sure their pumpkins are very dry before we cut them open to study what's inside.



Observing the inside of their pumpkins.



Filled the pumpkin with baking soda and a few drops of food coloring, then the kids squirted some vinegar to see it gooze out of the pumpkin's mouth.  This was a great fun activity.



Once the pumpkin seeds were completely dried we separated them into 6 different bags and dyed them 6 different colors.

POEMS

BUOYANCY
     By: Amy LV

Rocks in a river
Ice in a drink.
Some things float.
Some things sink.

Floating things
have buoyancy.
Test a little 
toy and see.

Does it sink?
Does it float?
Could you use it 
as a boat?

Try a pencil.
It pops up.
Try a hammer.
Try a cup.

Test some objects
in your bath.
Wath them.
Now you're 
doing math.

If something 
is denser
than the water
it will sink.

But if the waters
denser, then....

MUSIC 




Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra activity cards


VIDEOS



Watched some videos from the Brain Pop app 

FIELD TRIP




We went to Hubb's Corn Maze with our homeschool co-op group 



Lots of fun on the farm 



Hay ride to go see the animals 




Jumping their favorite activity




Enjoyed their day at the Corn Maze and were very excited they got to take a pumpkin home 


END OF THE WEEK 



Ready for the Harvest Fest party at our co-op




Lots of goodies at the party
This week we learned about Moses and the Red Sea, Bitter Water, Manna, and Water from a Rock.  Learned about the ow and oa sound. Did many experiments and activities to learn about boats and how they float.  It has a very busy week with all the activities the kids had but it has been lots of fun.  Unto next week to see what adventures are in store for us. 

 
GOD BLESS!

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