I am posting this without the pictures because we are not done with the lesson, but I know there a few of you that are following the lesson plans I have posted to go along with your Life of Fred studies. I will update with pictures once we have completed the lesson. Thanks for understanding. (The lesson itself is complete, for you use.)
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- Set your clock to 8 o'clock
- Have your children draw stairs again only keep going to the 20th stair.
- Read these Bible verses talking about the abundance of sand.
- Genesis 22:17
- Jeremiah 33:22
- Have your child complete the handwriting pages of these verses.
- Roman Numerals
- Write the Roman Numeral for one hundred
- Write the Roman Numeral for ten thousand
- Write the Roman Numeral for one million
- Write the Roman Numeral for your age
- Write the Roman Numeral for Fred's age
- If you want to take it a step further subtract the difference between your age and Fred's age in Roman Numerals.
- If you want to go even further try and figure out how to write a vigintillion in Roman Numerals.
- Find parts of 7 with raindrops
- Print out the raindrop manipulatives and work pages.
- Cut out the raindrops
- Have your child use the raindrop manipulatives to represent parts of seven.
- Have your child use the raindrop manipulatives to complete the workpages.
- Review the days of the week
- Look at previous Life of Fred posts for ideas on how to practice the days of the week.
- Size
- Art project:
- Have your child fold their blue paper into four equal sections
- Then have your child put no glue dots in the first section
- A little bit in the second section
- A medium amount in the third section
- And a BIG amount in the last
- Then hang them up so the glue dots drip down and dry to look like rain drops
I absolutely LOVE this LOF series you have going and appreciate your hard work so much! I also have a blog that gets a decent amount of traffic as I'm sure you do but no one ever comments lol, so I wanted to let you know your hard work is not going un-noticed! I have a few fellow homeschoolers who are also following along and appreciating what you're doing!!!
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