- Algebra ch 4 lesson 4
- Latin -- matching cards
- Greek
- Vocabulary
- Logic -- I've started him on a habit of reading the day's work and then answering the questions.
- Mere Christianity
- King Solomon's Ring
- Clean room
Kieron
- Math
- Latin -- other half of exercise 21
- Greek
- Handwriting
- Tidy area
- Thinking Skills -- no, never mind -- Kieron was putting up a bit of a fuss because he had delayed schoolwork and wasn't going to get to eat his treat until he was done, so I sent him out to fill a box with kindling instead, on the theory that learning is a privilege.
Aidan and Paddy
- pink Montessori cards -- they both did great but Paddy doesn't know the sounds as well as Aidan does!
A couple of discussions about various things -- I ought to keep notes at the time so I don't forget!
I helped Clare with geometry.
Brendan and I had a great discussion about history last night -- he has read Warren Carroll's book about the Communist Revolution, plus Modern Times, and watched The War, so he knows a lot about the subject.
I have been researching literacy theory.
Willa
ReplyDeleteMay I ask what you recommend for logic?
We have been using Traditional Logic. for middle school and up. It is quite dry but I like the way it incorporates study skills and I haven't found anything better.
ReplyDeleteCritical Think Co has nice (though expensive) resources which I've used.
With Good Reason is a college text, but high schoolers could use it -- it is about informal fallacies.