Homeschool Study: Letter 'X' + Number 10.

Whitney Stohr
Apr 20
2 min read

Homeschool WEEK 24 Recap: The LETTER X (for Malachi) and the NUMBER 10 (for Deacon).

*** Read this post for more information on our homeschool philosophy and approach to learning.

MONDAY, APRIL 14th

Malachi: X is for Xingu River Ray

> Physical Therapy: Time in standing frame (45 minutes)

> Letter Journal: Practice writing the letter "X" in journal

> Video: "Xingu River Ray Facts" by Animal A Day (YouTube)

> Craft: DIY paper plate Xingu River Ray

> Video: "Xingu River Ray Facts" by Amazing Planet! (YouTube)

> Video: "Unique and Striking Appearance of Xingu River Ray" by Traveling Across States (YouTube)

> Xingu River Ray coloring sheet (with AAC language practice and modeling "colors" using Malachi's communication device)

> Letter Journal: Practice writing name to finish "desk work"

> Book: DinoTrux by Chris Gall (with AAC language practice and modeling of core words using Malachi's communication device)

Deacon: Number 10

> Practice counting to Number 10 on fingers

> Video: "Number 10 | StoryBots: Counting for Kids" by Netflix Jr. (YouTube)

> Number 10 coloring sheet

Outing: Playground time at Sunset Terrace Park in University Place, WA

TUESDAY, APRIL 15th

Outing: Peer group playtime at the Tot Gym at Roy H Murphy Community Center in Fircrest, WA (primarily for DEACON)

Community Event: "Rolling Storytime" with Olympia Timberland Library, riding the Intercity Transit bus through town and to the bus depot for a ride through the Bus Wash

Library Event: Art night with the Red Cross's Healing Arts Program "Dandelions and Dogs"

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16th

Social Group: AAC Social Group six-week session for MALACHI

Malachi's speech therapy center is hosting a weekly club for young, emerging AAC language learners. The kids participate in a story time activity and guided play while practicing using their device.

Speech Therapy at Greenhouse Therapy in Olympia, WA for MALACHI

> Physical Therapy: Time in standing frame (50 minutes)

> Book: Diggersaurs Explore by Michael Whaite (with AAC language practice and modeling of core words using Malachi's communication device)