I’m excited to introduce Memory Work for Apologia Science!! Each chapter will include: Songs, Chants Visuals, Hand motions and Printables Videos on YouTube, Rumble, and this blog Coming soon – a printable version of the songs and chants! Chapter 1 Sample Learn the definitions of ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY with this song. To the tune of
The first thing learned in Henley Latin is nouns and how to decline them. For the new language learner, it is helpful to see how this concept relates to English. Free Download of Noun Usages Comparison Chart Also available, Latin noun and Latin verb charts. These charts help put the memory work foundation with real
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Where to start on African history? I didn’t know much about African history, outside of Egypt, until I studied these history sentences along with my kids. [This post includes affiliate links.] At our local library I found this book: African Beginnings by James Haskins & Kathleen Benson. and it has been a GREAT resource/overview for
One fun way to help solidify all those prepositions you are learning, is to have your students identify them – highlight them – in whatever they are reading. “‘Twas the Night before Christmas” is full of prepositional phrases. I found 70 phrases!! So, for your convenience, there is a printable copy of the poem with
We worked on declining a noun from the third declension. We used the verb – rex, regis – king. We also practiced declining first and second declension nouns. servus, servi – slave, victoria, victoriae – victory, Maria, Mariae – Mary and gladius, gladii – sword I showed my girls how to translate the words differently
Teaching Adverbs, Noun of Direct Address, and Appositives One of my favorite ways to teach is to build a sentence. We began my class with a simple imperative sentence and then added the pieces we are practicing today. We started with “Sing a song,” which is a simple imperative sentence. I asked my class, “Who
I love coming across scripture that tells about nature and God’s design of creation. I have a whole section of this blog devoted to nature scriptures. So, I have been looking for scriptures that relate to the science we are learning this year. Week 7 mentions types of reproduction and in a search for “eggs”
One skill that we learn in Essentials grammar program (of Classical Conversations) is to combine sentences using who-which clauses. Technically speaking, these clauses are relative adjective clauses using the relative pronouns who or which. But the IEW curriculum simply calls these “who-which” clauses, to make the idea approachable to students. So, how do we
[This post contains affiliate links.] On our labor day road trip, we listened to this missionary story on audio book. It’s one of our favorites – the story of Lilian Trasher (as a part of the Christian Heroes Then & Now Series). The subtitle is The Greatest Wonder in Egypt. So, as we are studying ancient