Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Day 118

Every Wednesday we go to the Library so that the small ones get a chance to have story time, therefor, you will need to do the first three assignments before we leave, any work needs to be turned in so that I can see it. At the Library we will be doing writing and Hero Tales, we will also be looking for some books on India. 

English
  1. Read poem 23 out loud. Do you hear rhythm?
  2. Watch the video on syllables.
  3. Try it yourself. Click on load letter until the car has one syllable in it. Then click on next car. It will help you out when you aren’t quite right.
  4. Count the syllables in each line of the first and second stanza of poem 23? (Answers)
  5. Explode the Code
    1. 2.5 do pages 9-10
    2. 1.5 do pages 9-10
Math

XtraMath
  1. Level 2
  2. Level 3
Singapore
  1. 1B
  2. 2B
  3. Review what making an estimate or rounding means.
  4. Match the correct numbers to see the picture.
Geography
  1. Find the countries of Asia, level 2.
  2. Draw the Indian flag and the outline shape of the country in the box
  3. Learn some Hindi.
  4. You could also go sight seeing.
Get your paperwork to take with you. Put in Backpack.

Writing
  1. Abeka 2
  2. Abeka 3
  3. Printing Lesson 18 Day 3
Done until after Library

Bible


  1. Read Matthew 20:1-16


This story is only in Matthew’s *gospel. It describes a situation that could have happened in Jesus’ time. Jesus’ purpose here was not to teach about how people should receive wages. He was teaching about where God rules. So this story was about the way that God deals with people.
  1. Verses 1-7 When the owner harvested his fruit, called ‘grapes’, he needed many workers. Men who had no work would wait in the market place. They waited for someone to employ them. This owner hired the first workers early in the morning. He decided what he would pay them. Then he hired more workers later. He promised to pay the second group what was ‘right’. Finally, he hired the men who had been waiting for work all day. He just told them to go and work for him.
    Verses 8-10 Workers had to receive their wages each evening (Deuteronomy 24:14-15). The owner spoke to his manager and told him to pay everyone the same wage. He must begin with the men who started work last. And finally, he paid the men who started work first.
    Verses 11-15 Those first workers thought that the owner had not been fair to them. So they complained. The owner replied to the man who was probably complaining the loudest. He said that he had kept the promise that he made to them. He had a right to use his money as he chose. They were jealous because he was generous. The men who came last needed the money as much as the other men.
    Verse 16 This verse shows that this story is partly an answer to Peter’s question in verse 27 of chapter 19. Jesus repeats the words that he used there in Matthew 19:30: ‘Many people who are last now will be first. And the people who are first now will be last.’ Peter’s question about what they should get was not a good question. God invites people to live where he rules. He invites people because he is generous. They can work for God there. God is always generous when he deals with people. Nobody deserves God’s gifts. Nobody can earn a reward where God rules. God welcomes everyone, whether they come early or late to where he rules.
  2. Hero Tales p. 35-37 Amy Carmichael
  3. Tell me Matthew 7:12
Spelling
  1. Copy Hero Tales character trait
  2. Record yourself on tape for later dictation. Be clear and slow so that you can understand yourself.
Reading 20 minutes
  1. Level Reading is done with an adult, make sure you get someone and then answer the questions at the end, if any.
  2. Pick 2 books to read and hear for fun
    1. Level 2
    2. Level 3

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