Dollygirl is deep into a Cornelia Funke novel that the Apprentice loaned her, so much so that it's a temptation just to say "forget school, go 'wead your book.'" But don't get excited, Dollygirl: we still do need to get some lessons in before the weekend.
Opening time, O Canada, memory work
Ourselves: on Gratitude.
Literature: The Bronze Bow, chapter 6. Either some extremely dull grammar exercises on the book from a literature guide, or a written narration. Mama Squirrel recommends door number two.
Friday math, problem solving and games: A new game, Hasami Shogi, in the Klutz Book of Classic Board Games. Actually what we're playing is Dai hasami shogi, if that matters.
French history: Attila the Hun.
Current events: what happened with the homeless shelter's food preparation problems? What fifteen-year-old math prodigy is now studying at an Ontario physics institute? What else is going on in the world?
Folk Songs: "The Sands of Dee"
Friday art time: Time today to work on the art portion of the term's geography project. (A "treasure box" holding souvenirs of H.V. Morton's trip across England.)
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