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Homeschool Diary: 26 Shevat, 5771

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WEEKLY PARSHA: 
תְּרוּמָה / Teruma

SCIENCE THEME: 
Five Senses – SMELL!

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: 

Still experimenting with various formats for the weekly schedule… this week, since I’m loving Google Calendar for meal planning and family scheduling, I thought I’d give it a try for schooling.  Except it turns out there is really no good way to export entries to any other form… drat!  Anyhow, it’s very bare-bones, but here it goes!

Mon Jan 31            
MATH           
READING ALOUD: BOB / D&J / Winter Fun           
HEBREW READING: קריאה ועוד           
HWT / ETC           

Tue Feb 1            
PARSHA           
READING ALOUD: BOB / D&J / Winter Fun           
HEBREW READERS           
SCIENCE: Read/narration           

Wed Feb 2            
MATH           
READING ALOUD: BOB / D&J / Winter Fun           
HWT / ETC           
PARSHA:  Activity – layout of the Mishkan

Thu Feb 3            
HOMESCHOOL DROP-IN           
READING ALOUD: BOB / D&J / Winter Fun           
HEBREW READERS           
SCIENCE: Read/experiment/activity           

Fri Feb 4            
PARSHA           

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  1. KristiJanuary 31, 2011 10:43 AM

    Hey thanks for coming by. We're actually getting away from fake meats a lot lately. I've been doing chickpeas and lentil and rice "ground beef" mix that really isn't "fake meat" more a good substitution. Today's recipe is a chickpea, cauliflower and kale curry. I'm sure you'd find plenty in the not fake meat category to try. Like chickpea patties, maybe? Good luck in your food adventures!

    Kristi @
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