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1 Weekly Planner for Cycle 1 Single-Page Layout School Year To be used with Foundation Guide 4th Edition
2 Important Dates Date Event Notes
3 Contacts Name Address Phone
4 Curriculum for year Subject Name: Name: Name: Spelling Penmanship / Copywork Writing Reading Other
5 Goals for year Subject Name: Name: Name: Spelling Penmanship / Copywork Writing Reading Other
6 Cycle 1 Reading List for Year Week / 1 Commandments 1-5 / Fertile Crescent 1s & 2s Classifications Drawing Basic Shapes 2 Commandments 6-10 / Assyrian Empire 3s & 4s Kingdoms Drawing Mirror Images 3 Greek/Roman Gods / Hebrew Empire 5s & 6s Animal Cell Drawing Upside Down 4 7 Wonders / Hittite Empire 7s & 8s Plant Cell Drawing Abstract Art 5 Split of the Roman Empire / Egyptian Empire 9s & 10s Invertebrates Drawing Perspective 6 Fall of Rome / Roman Empire 11s & 12s Vertebrates Drawing Pictures 7 Hinduism / Indus River 13s Animal Babies Music Symbols & Tin 8 Age of Imperialism / China 14s Seeds Plants Music Symbols & Names 9 Confucius / Eastern Asia 15s Plant Parts Rhythm 10 Heian Empire / Japan Squares Leaves & Leaf Parts Musical Scales 11 Byzantine Empire Cubes Flower Parts Music Dynamics 12 Muslim Empire tsp. & Tbsp. Plant Systems Music Dynamics
7 Cycle 1 Reading List for Year Week / 13 Kush / Western Africa Liquid Equivalents Parts of Earth Giotto 14 Songhai / Ancient Africa Linear Equivalents Kinds of Rocks Ghiberti 15 Henry the Navigator / Middle East Metric Measurements Highest Mountains Angelico 16 Mesoamerican Civilizations / Africa - Waters Area - Rectangle Volcanoes Durer 17 Aztecs / Southern Africa Area - Square Volcanoes Michelangelo 18 Mound Builders / Mesoamerica Area - Triangle Ocean Floor El Greco 19 Anasazi / Original 13 Colonies Area - Circle Ocean Zones Orchestra 20 Mexican Revolution / Mesoamerica Circumference - Circle Atmosphere Handel 21 Exploration of Canada / Canadian Provinces Associative Law Great Circles Bach 22 British North America Act / Canadian Water Commutative Law Weather Mozart 23 Liberation of South America / South America - West Distributive Law Clouds Handel & Bach 24 Napoleon / South America - East Identity Law Globe Markings Mozart
8 Cycle 1 Reading list for year Week Related Books 1 Commandments 1-5 Fertile Crescent 2 Commandments 6-10 Assyrian Empire 3 Greek/Roman Gods Hebrew Empire 4 7 Wonders Hittite Empire 5 Split of the Roman Empire Egyptian Empire 6 Fall of Rome Roman Empire 7 Hinduism Indus River 8 Age of Imperialism China 9 Confucius Eastern Asia 10 Heian Empire Japan 11 Byzantine Empire Byzantine Empire 12 Muslim Empire Muslim Empire
9 Cycle 1 Reading list for year Week Related Books 13 Kush Western Africa 14 Songhai Ancient Africa 15 Henry the Navigator Middle East 16 Mesoamerican Civilizations Africa - Waters 17 Aztecs Southern Africa 18 Mound Builders Mesoamerica 19 Anasazi Original 13 Colonies 20 Mexican Revolution Mesoamerica 21 Exploration of Canada Candian Provinces 22 British North America Act Candian Waters 23 Liberation of South America South America - West 24 Napoleon South America - East
10 Six-Week Planner Six-Week Schedule for s CC Weeks Subject Dates Goals for this Six-Week Period: Resources: Week Monday Tuesday Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Additional Notes
11 Project Latin CC Week
12 Ten Commandments: 1-5 Fertile Crescent Classifications of Living Things Latin CC Week 1 Nom-S; Gen-Poss; Dat-IO; Accus-DO; Abl-OP 1s & 2s Drawing - Basic Shapes Project Van Cleave Experiment #45 - Baby Bean Preposition Definition Exodus 20:1-2 Wednesday Thursday Friday
13 Project CC Week 2 Ten Commandments: 6-10 Latin Nom-S; Gen-Poss; Dat-IO; Accus-DO; Abl-OP Assyrian Empire 3s & 4s 5 Kingdoms of Living Things Drawing - Mirror Images Van Cleave Experiment #54 - Telegraph Lines & #56 - Belly Up Prepositions Exodus 20:1-2
14 Project Greek/Roman Gods Latin 1st Declension Hebrew Empire 5s & 6s CC Week 3 Animal Cell Drawing - Upside Down Image Van Cleave Experiment #57 - Blending & #58 - Ground Temperature Prepositions Exodus 20:3-4
15 7 Wonders of Ancient World Latin 1st Declension Hittite Empire 7s & 8s Plant Cell Drawing - Abstract Art CC Week 4 Project Van Cleave Experiment #62 - Pollution Prepositions Exodus 20:3-4
16 Project Split of Roman Empire Latin 2nd Declension Egyptian Empire 9s & 10s Invertebrates Drawing - Perspective Van Cleave Experiment #63 -Naked Egg & #64 - Shrinking Egg Prepositions Exodus 20:5 CC Week 5
17 Project Fall of Rome Latin 2nd Declension Roman Empire 11s & 12s Vertebrates Drawing - Final Project Van Cleave Experiment #65 - Fooling Your Tongue & #66 - Trickery Prepositions Exodus 20:5 CC Week 6
18 Hinduism Latin 3rd Declension Indus River 13s CC Week 7 Animal Reproduction Tin Whistle - Music Symbols & Tin Whistle Intro Project Dissect Crayfish Prepositions Exodus 20:6
19 Age of Imperialism Latin 3rd Declension China 14s CC Week 8 Types of seed plants Tin Whistle - Music Symbols & Names; Left-Hand Exercise Project Dissect Owl Pellets Prepositions Exodus 20:6
20 Confucius Latin 4th Declension Eastern Asia 15s CC Week 9 Plant parts Tin Whistle - Music Symbols & Rhythm; Right Hand Exercise Project Nature Hike Prepositions Exodus 20:7
21 Heian Empire Latin 4th Declension Japan Squares CC Week 10 Kinds of leaves and leaf parts Tin Whistle - Music Scale; Simple Tune Project Label Flower Parts Prepositions Exodus 20:7
22 Byzantine Empire Latin 5th Declension Byzantine Empire Cubes CC Week 11 Flower Parts Tin Whistle - Musical Dynamics; More Tunes Project ID Plant Matter Prepositions Exodus 20:8-9
23 Muslim Empire Latin 5th Declension Muslim Empire Teaspoons and tablespoons CC Week 12 Plant Systems Tin Whistle - Musical Dynamics; More Tunes Project Classify Animals Prepositions Exodus 20:8-9
24 Project CC Week 13 Kush Latin Nom-S; Gen-Poss; Dat-IO; Accus-DO; Abl-OP Western Africa Liquid equivalents Parts of Earth Great Artists - Giotto Van Cleave Experiment #121 - Earth's Tilt & #124 - Splitter (ice splits rock) Helping verb definition Exodus 20:10
25 Project CC Week 14 Songhai Latin Nom-S; Gen-Poss; Dat-IO; Accus-DO; Abl-OP Ancient Africa Linear equivalents Kinds of Rocks Great Artists - Ghiberti Van Cleave Experiment #125 - Spoon Pen (streak test) & #126 - Sampler (core sample) Helping verbs Exodus 20:10
26 Project Henry the Navigator Latin 1st Declension Middle East Metric measurements Highest Mountains Great Artists - Angelico Van Cleave Experiment #127 - Sinkers (ore deposits) & #128 - Prints (fossils) Helping verbs Exodus 20:11 CC Week 15
27 Project Mesoamerican Civilizations Latin 1st Declension Africa - Waters Area of rectangle Kinds of Volcanoes Great Artists - Durer Van Cleave Experiment #130 - Stretch (tension force) & #132 - Spurt (magma) Helping verbs Exodus 20:11 CC Week 16
28 Project Aztecs Latin 2nd Declension Southern Africa Area of square Parts of Volcanoes Great Artists - Michelangelo VanCleave Exp #137 - (weathering) & #138 - (natural bridges) Helping verbs Exodus 20:12 CC Week 17
29 Project Mound Builders Latin 2nd Declension Mesoamerica Area of triangle Ocean Floor Great Artists - El Greco VanCleave Exp #139 - (air weight) & #140 - (atmospheric pressure) Helping verbs Exodus 20:12 CC Week 18
30 Anasazi Latin 3rd Declension Original 13 Colonies Area of circle CC Week 19 Ocean Zones Composer & Orchestra - Introduce Orchestra Project Make rock candy Helping verbs Exodus 20:13-15
31 Mexican Revolution Latin 3rd Declension Mesoamerica Circumference of circle CC Week 20 Atmosphere Composer & Orchestra - Handel: Water Music Project Label earth & atmosphere Helping verbs Exodus 20:13-15
32 Exploration of Canada Latin 4th Declension Canadian Provinces Associative Law CC Week 21 Circles of Latitude Composer & Orchestra - Bach: Well Tempered Clavier Project Mineral Identification Linking verb definition Exodus 20:16
33 British North American Act Latin 4th Declension Canadian Waters Commutative Law CC Week 22 Weather fronts Composer & Orchestra - Mozart: Piano Concerto Project Mineral Identification Linking verbs Exodus 20:16
34 Liberation of South America Latin 5th Declension South America (West) Distributive Law CC Week 23 Kinds of clouds Composer & Orchestra - Review Handel & Bach Project Rock Structure ID Linking verbs Exodus 20:17
35 Napoleon Latin 5th Declension South America (East) Identity Law CC Week 24 Globe markings Composer & Orchestra - Reviw Mozart Project Compass Walk Linking verbs Exodus 20:17
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