My Father's World - Creation to the Greeks
Here are the CtG posts I blogged about. Please take a look and feel free to use whatever you'd like :)
Biblical Feasts Schedule
CtG Week 1 - Part 1
CtG - Week 1 (Part 2) Shabbat!
Week 2
Week 3 - Shofars and Rosh Hashana
Week 4 - Pyramids, lots of science, kid blogs, and an epic battle
Week 5 - Mummified Barbies, make your own maze, and more pyramids
Week 6 - A short week, a sad story, surgery, and semi-difficult Bible lessons
Week 7 - papyrus, hieroglyphs, a Fall Fast, and a little bit of magic ;)
Week 8 - Homemade paints and paint brushes
Week 9 - A Short Post
Week 10 - Egypt and pottery
Week 11 - Free Egypt Lapbook
Week 12 - Plagues, projects, hospital visits, and Legos
Week 13, 14, and 15 - And cute Biblical Lego videos
Week 16
Week 17 - Drive Thru History
Weeks 18 and 19 - Squid Races, Fish Art, and Drive Thru History
Weeks 20, 21, and 22 - Dragons and Fish
Messianic Passover/Seder
Weeks 23, 24, and 25 - painting
Weeks 26, 27, and 28 - Nudity in Art
Weeks 29, 30, and 31 - Greek coins and end of year programs
Weeks 32, 33, and 34 - The Final Weeks
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| Here is a picture of our timeline early on in the CtG year. |
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us! I'm using MFW and have a 5th grader CTG and Kinder...if you have any pictures of your timeline I'd love it!
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Heather
I will post a picture soon :)
ReplyDeleteI started out with a velcro Timeline just run down the length of our school room wall. It was easy to use and we could move and add things as needed. I gave it away though when I passed my curriculum down to a friend. That was my first year to use MFW and I didn't realize I needed to do a Timeline nearly every year :-0 Now, we just have our Timeline stuck on the wall with sticky tacky. It works and the kids can look up at any time from wherever they happen to be in the school room and look at it. I will try to post pictures later today of it. Sorry it has taken me sooo long ;)
ReplyDeleteI finally got that timeline picture up :-)
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