My writings about the joys and pains of being married, of raising five children ages 16 and under, and the joys and pains of trying to live a life according to the Bible, not according to tradition -- and failing at all of it from time to time. I thank God that the Joy always outweighs the pain!
Showing posts with label Classical Conversations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Classical Conversations. Show all posts
Friday, April 08, 2011
Thursday, April 07, 2011
Memory Master 2011
My 3rd grader accomplished a HUGE GOAL this week, which she set for herself a year ago (and I didn't even know she had set the goal). She scored 100% Mastery of the grammar curriculum in our home school program,@Classical Conversations Inc. In CC each year, students learn over 500 pieces of information including history, science, math, English, Latin, and geography. See more here. She woke up Monday morning and said, "Would you review the Memory Master information with me? All of it? I really want to be a Memory Master." :-) I'm so proud of her and all of the students in our CC community and what they've accomplished this year. Learning together with mommies and daddies is such fun! It's all for God's glory! Whatever goals they accomplish. Sol de Gloria! www.classicalconversations.com
Friday, February 05, 2010
What do Classical Conversations students learn in Cycle 2?

In Classical Conversations' Foundations Cycle 2, students learn.......
- 160 events & people in a chronological timeline
- 24 history sentences to "put some flesh" on our timeline (including Charlemagne, Reformation, Renaissance, World Wars…)
- 44 U.S. presidents
- 100 locations and geographic features in Europe, Asia and select parts of the world
- 24 science facts (biomes, planets, laws of motion, laws of thermodynamics…)
- Latin verbs – the first conjugation
- English grammar facts (including pronouns, adverbs and adjectives…)
- Multiplication tables up to 15x15, common squares and cubes, as well as basic geometry formulas and unit conversions
Not to mention…
- Exposure to drawing techniques
- Music theory and tin whistle
- Six great artists and related projects
- Introduction to orchestra and three classical composers
- Twelve science experiments and…
- The practicing and refinement of oral presentation skills!
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