I had forgotten how beautiful this movie was, and the French dub was superb. I’m extremely picky about dubs, and I’ve never had any complaints about a Netflix dub into French. Pegasus liked the movie a lot, but he is familiar with the general story.
Dance
I haven’t been doing much formally for this one. I’ll put music on and he’ll dance to it unprompted. (repeated from last week)
Music
He has been diligent about practising his scales and doing the exercises from the book. He also says out loud what the scale letters are as he plays them.
Crochet
We’re on break for now.
Basic Information
We alternated between listening to videos for the days of the week and months of the year (M, W, F), and attempting to put them in order with the pieces of paper (days on Tuesday, months on Thursday). He sang along unprompted. He didn’t need any prompting with the days of the week this week.
Printing words
He enjoys doing this activity and completed it on the fourth day this week. He’s working on making his letters smaller and more contained.
Counting objects/math-type activities
He did well on his counting. He asked me to trace in the air a 6 and 7, but wrote them no problem.
Storytime
We didn’t read the two weeks before last’s French books. Sickness took over our household. I’m feeling well enough to read aloud now, so we should be able to read them in week 17.
Activity
Make toilet paper roll art – Pegasus chose the same figure that Dragon had done – the snowman. Fortunately, we had just enough little balls, and he liked that they were different colours. I learned from the previous attempt, and punched holes into the top of the roll for the pipe cleaner to go through to that it would be easier to glue.
Make zine (plan and backgrounds) – he is incredibly enthusiastic about this. He typed in the words to find the background pictures, decided on his cast, and planned out which parts of the story to put into the zine. Then on Friday, he built the backgrounds into the zine in Canva.
