Weekly Wrap-Up/Homeschool Mother’s Journal 11/22/13
Originally posted on our homeschool blog, Benoit Academy
Weekly Wrap-Up/Homeschool Mother’s Journal 11/22/13




We also watched Squanto and the First Thanksgiving, Told by Graham Greene with Music by Paul McCandless & did some activities from my list of resources.
Another thing we started this week is Write From Medieval History Level 1. This fits perfectly with our Middle Ages theme this year & the kids love the stories! Watch for my review on this in the next few weeks. It is manuscript for M6 & L8 so to have J12 involved I have her write it in cursive.
You can see our volcano project that we did earlier this week here.
The beginning of this week was very exciting for all of us. My baby sis had her 1st baby! A baby girl! We got to visit her Tuesday at the hospital & then went to her place to help get it ready before she came home. She is so tiny!

Next week we will be doing some more activities from my list of resources, especially since M6 was on a roll & did this whole weeks worth in 2 days! We will also be getting the house more organized for Thanksgiving & of course we can’t forget to watch A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Aww sissy you made me cry! But good job with the kids…L n M color very nicely!
Thanks Kimmy! You did a great job on my niece! lol
Aww proud aunt
<3<br /><br />The eruptions went great! Each of them did their own.
Hi Jess, <br />I just found you via Collage Friday. Stopping in to say hello. Congratulations on the brand new niece! <br />Love the volcano. And Lap Book Projects are always super fun. 🙂 <br />I would love to invite you to my weekly "This Week…" link up. It's a homeschool week in review link up every Saturday. <br />~~Renee at http://www.greatpeaceacademy.com
Hi Renee! Thanks so much for stopping by & the link up invite! 🙂
Great week. I love newborn babes.<br />Blessings, Dawn
Thank you Dawn 🙂
I like the lapbooks. My son was commenting and remembering how we used to do lapbooks.
Thanks Beth! We love them.