MORNING TIME PLANS
August 200
Artist:
Da Vinci
Composer:
Downloaded from Eclassical
Rimsky-Korsakov
The above is the exact file I downloaded. I plan to just have it playing every morning for a while, offer some introductory information and that is all for now. Later I will try to come back and discuss the selections more fully with the children.
Folk Song:
Go Get an Ax
Star of the County Down
Shakespeare:
King Henry VIII
If you are paying attention you may notice that this was our play from last term. For the sake of honesty let me now admit with 2 weddings and a husband working out of town and a few more things besides, there never really was a last term. It happens. All the more reason to make hay while the sun shines. Which reminds me, it is going to be in the 100's all this week. I am so thankful for air conditioning. If you walk outside your breath gets sucked away.
Plutarch:
Demetrius
Ambleside Online is my source for the above selections.
Prayer Request:
Bible:
The Book of Life
Continue from where we last left off. I just read a page or two a day.
Bitesized Theology Great for discussion.
I am adding back in the reading of one Proverb daily since I am not satisfied that my younger children have absorbed as many Proverbs as my older children.
Review M-F:
II Timothy 2:5
Psalm 139
Hebrews 11:1-6
Psalm 4:4-8
Psalm150
Hymn Singing
Note: As the year goes along I am going to switch gears on our hymn singing to incorporate our church bulletin. You know you are going to a good church when you put the bulletin in a binder every week.
New Song to Learn:
Tender Mercies
Songs to review: M-F
A Mighty Fortress
Alas and Did my Saviour Bleed
All Creatures of our God and King
All Glory Laud and Honor
All Hail the Power
Poetry:
The Second Coming Yeats
Review M-F:
Nobility
Solitude
Friends, Romans, Countrymen..
Awaken
The Fools Prayer
Misc. Memory
To re-learn:
The Nicene Creed
Review M-F:
Planets
Give me Liberty
President's Bee
President's Bee
Planets
Reading Aloud:
English Lit for Boys and Girls
Gombrich's A Little History of the World
Fiction:
The Rose of Paradise Howard Pyle This might possibly be the rarest book I own and it come highly recommended by the Bluedorns.
Ambleside Time:
Slow and steady wins the race. Yes, these are the same books we were reading last year.
*Viking Tales
*Poetry
*My Book House
*Little Pilgrim's Progress
I know I have many new readers and I always get lots of questions whenever I post one of these. I don't mind at all answering questions but there is already a vast amount of info in my archives about this subject. Much of this list will stay the same through the whole term but the review work changes each week.
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