Munchkin has all the necessary supplies: sword, axe, belt with buckle, wraps around legs, "pretend leather shoes", and cape. And a mean face (even though "he is a happy and nice Viking"). |
We used the Short Bead Stair to begin to recognize quantities using colors (this will come in handy in future, more difficult math presentations) |
Then he wanted to complete a worksheet to show off his skills (within two presentations he had memorized all of the colors and their corresponding quantities without looking) |
Afterwards, we worked on a non-mathematics related activity (even though this is in his Saxon Math 1 Meeting Book)... |
Here he is drawing a picture of a Fall tree (from memory) |
His completed page. He decided to write a sentence about what a Fall tree means to him - "The Leevs chanj culer (the leaves change color). |
Then we did a little bit of seasonal picture math (addition and subtraction) using leaf table scatter I bought at Target last year. |
He loved it and was very good at it! |
I also did a mirrored example on our whiteboard. |
I love how you used the Montessori Materials with the Saxon math lesson. My kids and I are about to have a quick lesson on Vikings(at least that is what they tell me:) it is very inspiring to see that this is a subject that you can still have fun with.
ReplyDelete