Here are our themes for the week, all of which went into the Word Box, as usual.
Our M poems for the week from An Alphabet of Catholic Saints and God's Alphabet
~Circle Time~
Songs and Rhymes
Old Lady Under a Hill
there aren't many U rhymes, so we just did whatever!
Caroline counting coins at Circle Time - we do this daily
~Foods for U Week~
Not many foods begin with U... didn't make an upside-down cake - but we bought an Ugli fruit at the store! Have you seen these? They are also called Unique fruits, and they are similar to an orange...
~Letter Formation~
Making Uu out of play-dough
Cut and Paste U Collage
Caroline's Vetch flower fairy page from the Flower Fairies coloring book
~Saint for Letter U: St. Ursula~
Here's our St. Ursula painted saint.
Caroline does her copywork from An Alphabet of Catholic Saints... I don't seem to have a photo of the finished work or illustration
~Picture Study: U is for Umbrella~
So I am too lazy to figure out the title of this painting of the girl with an umbrella... if you really want to know, I will take the time to look it up!
~ABC Virtue of the Week: Understanding~
~U is for Union~
Caroline's copywork from
And for V...
Here are our themes for the week, all of which went into the Word Box, as usual.
Our M poems for the week from An Alphabet of Catholic Saints and God's Alphabet
~Foods for V Week~
volcano mashed potatoes - made by shaping them like a volcano and putting cheese "lava" flowing down onto broccoli "trees"
Vegetable Cheesy Nut Pie
~Work Activities for V~
slicing vegetables
~Circle Time~
Caroline writes the date at Circle Time.
~Saint for Letter V: St. Vincent de Paul~
Caroline does her copywork on St. VdP from An Alphabet of Catholic Saints
painted St. Vincent de Paul
Caroline's finished illustration. Not sure where she came up with the phrase she wrote at the bottom, "The colors of the poor." Sounds like the name of a Phil Collins song or something!
~Letter Formation~
Playdough Vv
writing Vs in cornmeal
Cut and Paste V Collage
~Picture Study: V is for Vegetables~
Caroline illustrated this painting, James Peale's Still Life: Balsam Apple and Vegetables.
~ABC Virtue of the Week: Virtuous~
Yeah, I know, virtuous is a stretch for a virtue... but what else is there?
~V is for Victory~
Caroline's copywork from
~Activities for V Week~
vegetable fill-in-the-blank and volcano maze
~Cooking Project: V is for Very Vanilla Muffins~
Yum!
V is for Volcano!
We made a volcano out of foil and a disposable cup (directions here) and then filled it and watched it erupt...
The girls thought it was pretty neat! Volcano was our science theme, and we read a few books about them.
V is for Vegetable Seeds
We started our seeds this week... tomatoes (technically a fruit, I know!) and bell peppers. Caroline wanted to wear the hat to be a "farmer."
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