For this we read What's your angle, Pythagoras? by Julie Ellis
First, he built a wall 13 blocks high and tried to get his 13 block high ladder to get to the top.
Practicing some more triangles.
The perfect angle!!
Adding up 2 smaller squares = big square
Lesson 65 Confucius
I made this yin yang symbol and had him color it. You can download it here.
Lesson 66 Belshazzar and Cyrus the Great
Wrote with lemon juice and let it dry.
Blessings!!
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I love the activities. We use My Father's World, and it's so fun to get the hands on activities. :-) (I'm stopping by from Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers)
ReplyDeleteThose were some of our favorite lessons, the Ancient Times. How fun!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you bring the lessons alive! Are these ideas from the book? (We have the CD, but rarely pull out the printables).
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A few activities are from the book, but quite a few are ones I have come up with or have seen around. Thanks for visiting!
DeleteI love the idea of invisible ink for the handwriting on the wall, how cool is that!
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