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![]() ![]() to our 2005/06 Homeschool Projects!
![]() ![]() ![]() Our first project for the year was a lapbook on
![]() the Plagues of Egypt. It also covers the water cycle & hail,
![]() snakes, frogs, proper skin care, livestock, locusts
![]() and precious metals and gems. These are incorporated
![]() in the mini-books which focus on the plagues. We
![]() also glued in sequens to represent the silver, gold and
![]() jewels that the Egyptians gave the Israelites
![]() before they left Egypt.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() There are two flaps on the center panel that lift for
![]() more mini-books on the other plagues. Working on this
![]() lapbook was really fun as our son is able (and willing)
![]() to do more work on these in the way of writing and
![]() artistic expression.
![]() ![]() ![]() This is our first science experiment of the year. It is to
![]() observe the effects of yeast and additives to the
![]() yeast mixture.
![]() ![]() ![]() Initially both balloons were empty and hanging over the side
![]() of the bottles. Both bottles started with room temperature
![]() water, sugar and yeast. The Sierra Mist bottle also had flour.
![]() The bottle without the flour began inflating its balloon about
![]() 20 minutes before the flour bottle did.
![]() ![]() ![]() These are the two bottles at the end of the experiment.
![]() We concluded that one of two things happened. Either
![]() the bottle without the flour produced quickly and then
![]() pooped out and the bottle with the flour was able
![]() to keep producing gas because of the flour, or that
![]() Mommy didn't secure the balloon on the
![]() bottle correctly and the gas escaped. We'll be
![]() performing a similar but different experiment in a few days.
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