READ and
SKETCHaRESPONSE
Tiner, Exploring the World of Chemistry Ch 3: The Search
for Gold elements and atoms 18Kindle: Wonder Book of Chemistry, Chap 15 (Air and Combustion) and Chap 16 (Rust)
Hands of a Child Notebook with questions, Read Type of Metals and Metal Ages
· Define: Pure Metals, Alloys, Hemoglobin, Anemia, Rust, Extracted, Annealing, Corrode, Tarnish
· Activity 4 – Types of Metals: An investigation into the Alkali Metal Group was conducted.
· Activity 5 – Table of Metals: We are collecting data about metals from the periodic table.
· Activity 6 – Pure Metals: This is basically an experiment testing the magnetic properties of coinage. We put the Daddy's collection of pre-Euro European coinage to the magnet and determined that three-quarters of these coins were non-magnetic (and a surprising number were). And everyone cheered that no one was injured in the process of actually learning. (green mega magnet and coin collection)
DK Chemistry pages 20-21
Our Classical Approach to History continued as follows:
Chapter SOTW3 |
start page |
topics | subtopic | KHE | UILE | Synge AoE, |
Haaren | LHW | date | event | Guerber: Story
of the 13 Colonies |
Chapter 8 | 81 | The Middle of the East | The Persian Puzzle | 1629 | Shah Abbas I of Persia dies | Pilgrims, Ch. XXX, The First American Thanksgiving, Thru 1629 | |||||
The Ottoman Turks | Pgs. 266-267; The Ottoman Empire 1602-1783 | Pgs.
298-299; The Ottoman Empire |
1623 | Sultan Murad IV comes to the throne of the Ottoman Empire | Pilgrims, Salem, 1628, Ch. XXXI, The Snake Skin and the Bullets, 1623-1683 | ||||||
Chapter 18 | 175 | East and West Collide | The Ottomans Look West Twice | Pgs. 175 – 178; The Ottomans Look West – Twice | The Siege of Vienna by the Turks | Sobieski,
Louis XIV |
Ch32
Meanwhile, looking Eastwards |
1683 | Turks at Vienna |
LHW = Little History of the World by Gombrich (which we tend not to use that much, but this chapter was very helpful.)
To those of you who are familiar with The Story of the World by Dr. Bauer, these sources will be on your shelf. Otherwise, this may tell you that we are discussing Things Ottoman this week, and that makes me very comfy based on my crazy familiarity with Turkish and Middle Eastern Studies.
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