Showing posts with label Study Guides. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Study Guides. Show all posts

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Study Guide 1 -- Our Country in Story
























Our Country in Story, Pathway to the Atlantic -- Supplement Packet (pdf)

Basically I just found and copied in the poems mentioned in the list (gif on right) and added some information from a couple of online sources.

Here are the simple links in case you are interested and don't want to download the complete text.

Activities:

· Read about The Skeleton in Armor

· Read the poem by Longfellow, and some other Norse poems

· The Norsemen

· Saga of Erik the Red

· Evidence of Viking discovery of New World

· History of St Brendan

Color the maps. Or make a notebook page.




Sunday, November 09, 2008

Legend of Sleepy Hollow


A few Legend of Sleepy Hollow study guides:

Schedule of Reading (based on the PDF) -- two weeks

  1. pages 6-10
  2. pages 11-15
  3. pages 16-20
  4. pages 21-25
  5. pages 36-30
  6. pages 31-35
  7. pages 36-41

Saturday, November 01, 2008

The Blood Red Crescent


I wrote a study guide for The Blood Red Crescent.

Basically just some questions on each chapter, some topics to look up or write about, and a list of characters with questions.

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Renaissance Wrap-Up


I made a simple study guide for All Ye Lands chapter 9 about the Renaissance. It is sort of the spine of what we are studying for history. Renaissance (PDF).

I forgot to include the link to Galileo's letter, which is very good. It is here: Galileo's Letter to the Grand Duchess.

Since we are basically finishing this unit already, hopefully the reading and study guide will be sort of a review and tie-together. I don't plan to make him walk through every question, but I find it easier to interact with him in the narrations /extend the lesson if I've done a bit of background work.

In future I think I'll do the guide BEFORE I start the unit. That way it will be a bit more integrated, and I can add things as I go.

Study Guide 1 -- Latin

A partial review for Unit 1 in Latin is Fun.

I will probably make up sentences with him (the only verbs so far are: est/sunt and habet/habent)

There are a bunch of adjectives in the book but I didn't write these out this time. Next time I guess.

After he studies this I will have him do a short quiz.