June 16-20, 2014

MORNING 8:30 AM-12 noon

Monday 6/16 - Boardwork

Math: 49*39 =m

Grammar: ralph waldo emerson was a minister in the unitarian church (5 errors) [Learn more about him and what he calls transcendentaliasm]

Group work: Read pages from Dr. Dyer'sExcuses Begone.

Tuesday 6/17 - Board work

Math: 5006.23-3218.47 =t

Grammar: immanuel kant was a philosopher who thought about the limits of human knowledge (3 errors) [Read & discuss Kant's life and enlightenment. ]

Group work - Story problems

Wednesday 6/18 - Board work

Math: 0.008 x 0.07=w

Grammar: transcendental meditation allows you to move from a state of distracted thought to a state of restful peace (3 errors) [Read more about Transcendental Meditation.]

Group work: Media -

Thursday 6/19 - Board work

Math: 5/0.8=r

Grammar: according to steinbeck nature would lead us to perfection (4 errors) [Read about human perceptibility.]

Group work: Sun report

Friday 6/20 - Group work

Employability: Read and discuss employment book (next 3 pages)

AFTERNOON 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Monday 6/16 - Individual

Tuesday 6/17 - Board work

Math:5.006 * 777= n

Grammar: pat mora currently lives in cincinnati ohio (6 errors) [Read about Pat Mora.]

Hink Pink - a true bargain

Group work: Law -

Wednesday 6/18 - Group work

CHALLENGE: Read & Share individual books. Then, read Dr. SImon's Getting Unstuck - pp. 172-175

Thursday 6/19 - Boardwork

Math: 12*2.7=r

Grammar: doris lessings short story through the tunnel is about jerrys passage into adulthood (10 errors) [Read about Doris Lessing and the story.]

Group work: phonics instruction

Friday 6/20 - Group work

Food Science - Read more about salt.

EVENING 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Tuesday 6/17 - Board work

Math: 2-8 = t

Grammar: most people take a tent food and fresh water with them when they camp in the woods (4 errors)

Thursday 6/19 - Boardwork

Math: What number comes next in this series? 34, 5, 51, 10, 68, 15, ___, ___, ___

Grammar: some people say that potatos can absorb extra salt in salty soup (3 errors)

Look at Mouse Trouble by John Yeoman & Quentin Blake for story structure.