CC Cycle 2 Week 19 : Half a Hundred Acre Wood

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These resources should correlate with both 4th and 5th Edition of the Foundations Guide. If you find any discrepancies, please hop down to the comments to let us know! The links can be found on our Cycle 2 Resources Page, organized according to subject. Click here for other weeks.

Please do not think that we do everything on this list (not even the things listed in the “practicing memory work” section!)! Our reality has been filled with real things that have interfered with our schedule (like illness). Please give yourself freedom to do (or not do) whatever fits your family!

Practicing Memory Work
As I’ve mentioned in the past, our focus this year has been on beefing up our reading (click here for our reading plan), along with a bit of copywork and notebooking. Most of our memory work practice comes from listening to CDs in the car. However, we also try to use notebooking as another way to emphasize memory work, so here I offer a plan. [But plan does not = everyday reality].

Here is a list of various memory work practice techniques. Mix ’em up to add some variety and excitement!

Weekly notebook activities (which don’t actually happen every week):

Latin Conjugation Match-Up with Latin – Keeping the Tenses Straight.
Accordion Timeline Notebook. We use our timeline notebook to visualize our timeline in the space of history.
Bible: For 4th Edition, we simply practiced this Ephesians 6 Hand Motion Video. You might also do Ephesians 6 Copywork (KJV). For 5th Edition, you can try King Things Genesis 1 Audio on Spotify or this Mega Verses Hand Motion Video.
Geography: Show me / tell me map locations. Trace Asia outline map
Optional English Grammar Review: Pronoun Match-Up Packet
History: We use blank illustration copywork pages (There may also be copywork pages available on CC Connected.)
Science: Blank illustration notebook page as shown in our Science Cards post. (Or student can simply write memory work in a notebook.) Also reading from the Physical Science Unit from Homeschool Curriculum Company (click here for that freebie!).
Fine Arts: Fine Arts notebooking pages

And… for this week:

English Grammar: Gerund explanation and how to diagram
Math: Area of a Circle Worksheet #1 or around-the-home circle scavenger hunt: measure the radius and calculate area
Geography: Nation Flags Coloring Pages (younger) Label Map of Asia (older)
History: History of the Korean War worksheet or coloring page from Veterans Day Coloring Pages

Memory Work Review Game: Visit our Memory Work Review Games post)

Presentation Ideas: My favorite instrument family, explain What is Pi?, or demonstrate different ways to fold paper airplanes

Our School Schedule (This is how we plan to study the subjects throughout the week.)

The Link Buffet: Extension Activities
Pick and choose what you wish to do! {We usually do not do much from this list, but it’s there in case we need an idea! But I also want to emphasize here that it is not necessary to supplement Classical Conversations at the Foundations Stage, aside from using a language arts and math program. Read more about that here.}

Please notify me of broken or inoperable links, and I’ll be glad to fix them! If you’d like to add a great resource to this list, feel free to contact me or leave it in the comments!