This week's theme is pirates. So, for instance, social studies will be (treasure) map skills and world geography, science this week will include magnets and how to use a compass, math will cover American coins and consumer skills. Bible stories we plan to study are fishers of men, Jonah and the whale, etc. Throughout the year, as situations arise, we'll include life skills such as cooking, sewing, computer skills and media and cultural literacy.
Monday we visited the NC Maritime Museum in Beaufort, NC. The boys brought their journals, as you can see them in the first photo doodling pictures of the fish and crabs in tanks. The museum featured a special exhibit on Blackbeard as well.


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Pirate spelling lessons: Today, we'll start with the letter "R"! Tomorrow, "I"!
If ye had fifteen men in a dead man's chest, and drink and the devil had done for the rest, and if ye had at that point lost two thirds of ye original crew in said chest, then how many scurvy dogs would ye have had to start with?
Todd? Is that you posting?? After laughing, I went and added your suggestions to the master notebook, with adjustments.
Aye, 'tis I; I see my pirately reputation precedes me:
NORRINGTON: You are without a doubt the worst pirate I have ever heard of.
JACK: Ah, but you have heard of me!
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