Great day. Reagan is excited about a sleepover!

 Great day... Reagan is excited about a sleep over at his friend Weston's house. 

Thinking:

Lesson 1: (once a week)

1. Week One: Try a puzzle. It's an online puzzle. He enjoyed it very much and did a few harder ones with no issues.

Language Arts:

Lesson 2

Writing

1. Scroll down to poem 04, “The Lamb,” by William Blake.
2. Copy at least three lines of poetry that are repeated. (hint: There are four in 04.)
3. If you copy more than three, get a high five and/or hug.

Reading 4: 

Lesson 2

1. Write toil and strife in your notebook where you left off last lesson. Pay attention to those words while you read.
2. Read this first paragraph..
   • Lend a hand to one another
     In the daily toil of life
     When we meet a weaker brother,
     Let us help him in the strife
     There is none so rich but may
     In his turn, be forced to borrow;
     And the poor man’s lot to-day
     May become our own to-morrow.
3. Guess what you think those words mean.
4. Look up each word to see if you are right. Type “define” and then the word into the search engine. Write the correct definition of the words in your notebook.
5. Now tell or rewrite the paragraph in your own words. What is it saying? Example: For the first line you could write, “Help each other.”

Old Testament: 

Lesson 2

Levels 1-4

1. Read Matthew 2:1-12. (audio)
2. How do the wise men know that Jesus will be born in Bethlehem?  (answer: Micah 5:2God spoke about it hundreds of years before.)
3. How did they know not to go and tell Herod about Jesus?  (answer: God warned them in a dream.)

Early American History: 

Lesson 2

Level 1-4(*) Note that an asterisk in parenthesis (*) indicates an optional page to print.

1. Finish reading chapter 1. (Audio link)
2. Tell someone about the chapter. What was Columbus’ idea?
3. (*)If you like, color this coloring page.

Zoology:

Lesson 2

Level 1-4* (Note that an asterisk * indicates that there is a worksheet on this lesson)

1. *Print out this activity (sort).
2. Which animals give birth to babies (like people do) and which lay eggs? Do you know?
3. Cut out everything and sort them into piles as best you can. Then you can check your answers and fix anything you got wrong. (answer: ape, bea