There is a rare history sentence that is complete without a
dramatic fall. Robert is always willing to throw himself into history.

General Washington-Joseph is shooting at British Commander Bo.
I'm not sure which side General Ethan was on but he fought bravely.

What are Tiffany and Jen doing? They are SHOOTING weapons!

British General Douglas dramatically died several times during our presentation.

Claire made a fantastic wall for new Jerusalem.


Kaleigh's barrett looks like carneilian. We discussed the similarity with her class.



Beatrice's streets of gold are perfect! Like glass!


Amanda's wall was diagional -- very cool!

Beauty is defined in so many ways. One that must please God is teaching his word in a loving manner. Here Christine is huddled with her sweet class and reading a book that corresponds to our science sentence on oceans.

Grace is the new big sister! She's the best big sister ever!



Brian did a great job in art today!



Chris, the tall guy, is Noah's dad. He not only helps with CC but he does a remarkable job cleaning each week. Thank you Chris! Pastor Jimmy always defers my gratitude for allowing to use this facility by explaining that this is God's building. So, Pastor Jimmy graciously allows us to use the building God entrusted to him. Thank you Pastor Jimmy.


Madison is truly a princess.


Game time during lunch!


Jill, a professional ballet instructor and her son Justin taught us ballet in Muscles in Motion this afternoon. We sashayed, jumped and twirled.


Jack's ballet moves are inspirational.


Pammy's head nearly hit the ceiling!


Brian was quite proud of his ballet moves. Jill will have to add the correct grammar so I don't mess it up too badly!



Ethan and Evan playing with legos after CC.

Melissa hard at work.


Amanda, now a mature twelve-year-old, shows off her beautiful braces.



I'm not sure Donna or I realized what a treasure it would be to have Claire in our group. She is a scientist who has the ability to explain in simple terms making the complex understandable, a teacher who illuminates our subjects and encourages our children to learn and an incredible mom.



Diane learning the hand motions to the Veritas cards too!


Claire teaches us the handmotions to our Veritas cards each week. Thank you Claire.

Our Kindergarten class looks at pictures of the Abyssal level of ocean.


Ethan showing his class his favorite book! Star Wars!



Beatrice's sister made her a paper camera. Bea let us feel it and explained that the softness was from the paper towel inside.





Boaz, still in his bandanna from his award winning Clementine presentation.

We discussed density and viscosity in science today. Dr. Lynna-scientist-teacher-extrodiniare helped us pour oil, honey, food coloring, water, honey and coins into beakers to watch their interactions.

Kaleigh, Lynnea, Nathan, Science, Viscosity

Dispersion

We discussed dispersion today. We first poured milk into plates and dropped spots of food coloring into the milk. We observed that the food coloring did not disperse but stayed in colorful blobs in the milk. Then we dropped one drop of dish soap into our plates. Instantly the fat molecules in the milk dispersed allowing the water-based food color to move around the whole plate, mix with the other blobs of color and form ribbons and designs in our plates!

Caleb and Luke work on their volcano.


Joel and Boaz were fascinated!