Friday, September 30, 2011

SOTW week 4

1848-1861

  •  Giuseppe Garibaldi, Young Italy rebels against Austria.
  • Victor Emmanuel II, Italy becomes a Kingdom
  • Taipings rebel against the Qing Dynasty.
The largest part of this unit covered Italy and China. The manual had some great suggestions for this unit so we ran with it.

 The First Pizzeria opened in 1830 in Naples, Italy. It is still open today. Naturally, as a class we had to celebrate Italy becoming a Kingdom in 1861 with pizza!


Our Journal entries and map work


This is a Taiping Tien Kuo Coin. You read these coins first from top to bottom and then from right to left. Almost off of these coins have been destroyed. The front side of this coin says " The Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace" and the backside says "Holy Coins"

 I baked some brownies... cut out a template of the coin... sprinkled some powdered sugar on top and got this....
So while we consumed our pizza and brownies (Yeah, History is torture!) we learned some new words in Uygur.
Hindsight is 20/20 as they say... Along with having them learn how to count from 1-9 in Uygur I also had them write out "God Bless You" and "God Loves you" in Uygur Calligraphy. I didn't get any pictures! 
Counting in Uygur

One                Bir                    Bihr
Two               Ishki                  Ihsh-kee
Three             Ooch                Ooch
Four              Tut                   Tut (rhymes with put)
Five              Besh                  Behsh
Six               Alta                   AWL-tuh
Seven          Yeta                  YEHT-tuh
Eight           Sekiz                  SEHK-ihz
Nine            Tokkuz              TOHK-kooz (“oo” as in “good”)

Other doing's in Co-op
Learning about silk worms and Caterpillars with FIAR

Chemistry class with Mrs. Christy


 Mrs. Sampson Teaching Natural History

 Natural History students. Natural History is really a form of science.

Chemistry Class. 3 boys. Need I say more?
Seniors!

Personal Finance class!

Bible class with Mrs. Sampson

 Sketching class with Mrs. York

 Does it look like they are trying to copy off each other?

I am sure that these faces do not portray their true feelings....

Blessings,
Jenn





1 comments:

Kristine said...

Ooo! I want in on your co-op! Pretty please? Ours is having troubles this year. I love all your classes. My Em would LOVE to be in your sketching class!