Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 17

Описание: CC Cycle 2 Week 17

TIMELINE Hand Motions & Explanation:
Napoleon: ASL letter N
Crowned: Crown on head
Emperor: Right E-hand begins at left shoulder and moves diagonally to right hip.
France: Right F turned inward to palm-in.
Liberation: Both wrists crossed and pull apart as if you are breaking free from being tied up.
South: Right S hand is moved straight down
War: Palm-in curved 5-hands move from side to side
1812: Both fists in a line at neck-height, “blast” open (left side, right side)
Missouri: Index finger at forehead
Compromise: Both palm-down index fingers pointing away from the body come together at midline.
Immigrants: Left palm flat facing in, right hand slides underneath.
America: Fingers of both hands interlock & semi-circle from in front of the body.
Expand: Both hands as fists touching together in middle, pull apart as if expanding to fill the continent. The Monroe Doctrine stated that since the US had “expanded” from sea to shining sea, it would consider any European attempts to form colonies to be acts of aggression.
Romantic period: Hands go down in front of face, make sad face. The Romantic Period was characterized by emotions.
Of the arts: hands go up in front of face, make happy face.

MATH
Area of a Square
The area of a square equals length of its side squared.
A = l 2 W16-20 Geometry Song

LATIN
1st Conjugation Endings- Future Tense
"In the future, I will learn to tie a bow."

ENGLISH Song & Hand Motions
A Noun
A noun names a person, place, thing, activity, or idea.
“I’m a Little Teapot”
Person: point to yourself
Place: palms out showing
Thing: hold up index fingers
Activity: "jog" in place
Idea: point to head

HISTORY Hand Motions & Explanations
World War II: ASL letter W 2x, followed by 2 fingers
AXIS: arms make an “X”
Hitler: ASL letter H on mouth
Tojo: Point to your toes
Japan: thumbs and index fingers touching to form an oval shape, then pull hands apart while closing fingers, (making the shape of Japan which looks like drawing a banana shape in the air)
Mussolini: Put “moose antlers” on your head
World War II: ASL letter W 2x, followed by 2 fingers
Allied: interlock all fingers
Churchill: ASL letter C
England: Right hand over left hand in backwards handshake
Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and MacArthur: ASL letters R, E, M
United States: Link hands together with fingers intertwined and move in a circular motion in front of torso
Stalin of the USSR: use both index fingers to make a long mustache above lips

SCIENCE
Newton’s second law of motion states that force equaaaals…mass times acceleration.
F = ma
“Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”
Newton’s: ASL letter N
2nd: 2 fingers and spin in
motion: “run” in place
force: two palms out to one side
mass: make a hollow ball with hands
acceleration: fists rotate quickly
F: ASL letter F
m: ASL letter M
a: ASL letter A

GEOGRAPHY (song to “Bingo”)
Central European Countries
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
Switzerland

Classical Conversations Cycle 2 Week 17