October 31

Today I watched two videos about the Greek culture.

I took the 110 Route 2.20 route to get to the library.

I worked on my math spectrum book for one hour.

Then I worked on poetry for two hours.

After that I signed up for an account for math on online.

The site is called: Khan Academy I worked on that site for two hours.

Then I worked on drafting poetry for one hour.

After that we had a break.

That we talked about our day.

They ran into my friends mom and talked about arts class at their house on Mondays.

Then I worked on my blog.

Also, earlier today I looked at evidence, owls and other fantasies, 12 moons, DreamWorks, bird by bird ,West wind.   These are all books about poetry.

I learned to listen to music while writing poetry I like listening to music while writing poetry and makes it very relaxing and calm.

Listening to music while doing poetry gives me lots of ideas write poetry.  Here's a little sample of my poetry.

Child freely dance in dark velvet devour.

Thurday, October 27th

This entry is being narrated to Mom and typed by Mom from Veta's notes from Thursday.

The above photo was entered & edited for creativity by Veta.

I arrived at the library at 1:12.  Then we copied my worksheets for my study skills book.

At 1:15 I started reading an American Girl magazine.  At 1:44 I stopped reading the magazine.

Today we mostly did our occupational education.  We talked about the kinds of things people need in their jobs.  As an example:  Doctors need to use math, capacity, perimeter and weight, things like that.

At 1:56 I was starting my Singapore math.  At 2:10 I was all done and I colored pages until 2:22.

Also we used Target Study Skills today and books we used were:  Kingfisher Science Encyclopedia, and Indian Tribes of North America.


At 2:59 I went to Rite Aid to get my flu vaccine.  And I looked at my blood pressure there.  We met Mr. & Mrs. Wallace at Rite Aid, Mr. Wallace invented the first CD in the world.  He was in his job a theoretical physicist with the Manhattan Project.  Mrs. Wallace was a coder of cards for computers back when they had holes in them to run.