Seton's Week 1

Giotto -- The Resurrection of Lazarus (circa 1320)

Week 1: September 1-4 and September 7-11, 2020

UPDATE:

We'll be trying to get this covered as quickly as possible so that we can have some free time up at Kelly's.

Things to remember:

You must write one narration EVERY SINGLE DAY. Everything else must be narrated orally to me. Your narration appointment is at 2:00.

We will be working on spelling and dictation together as a family. That will go in your spelling/dictation book.

Read through each days list before starting your work.

Seton's Narration Document

Day 1

Religion: Doctors: Clement of Rome, Second Epistle (I) 

English: Poetry, Prose, and Drama (PPD) pp. 6-10, Great Myths (GM) The Significance of Mythology pp iii-v (stop at "Egyptian Mythology").

History: World History (WH) -- A Short History of the World (Roberts): "Beginnings"; "Evolution"; "Hominids". Narrate

Day 2

Religion: Bible: Genesis 1-2, Psalm 1, John 1:1-34

English: Iliad, Books I-II (we'll be reading this together in the evenings)

History: National History (NH) -- History of the English Speaking Peoples (Churchill): Introduction. Narrate

Geography: A Living High School Geography (Living Geography)- MapAND Curated Articles - Introduction 1 and Introduction 2. Our family login for National Geographic is:

        Username: bridgieandgreen@gmail.com

        Password: NatGeo16

Reframing Africa, Origin of the Word

Day 3

Religion: Bible: Genesis 3-4, Psalm 2

English: Nothing

History: Church History (CH) -- The Catholic Church through the Ages (Vidmar): "The Early Church"; "Jewish Sources of Christianity"; "Roman Sources of Christianity". Narrate

Day 4

Religion: Bible: Genesis 5-6, Psalm 3

English: Writer's Jungle

History: WH -- Roberts: "Human qualities"; "Homo erectus". Narrate

Geography: Earth Studies -- The Lost Dinosaurs of Egypt (Dinosaurs): Prologue and Chapter One

Day 5

Religion: Spiritual Reading: The Creed in Slow Motion (Knox) - Lesson 1, and finish the Second Epistle

English: Iliad, Books III-IV

History: NH -- Churchill: Editor's Note. Narrate