Tuesday, August 5, 2008
That's all for summer 2008...
Thanks again to all of you for coming to Ancient Times Camp!
It was a wonderful experience teaching and having fun with you all.
If you have any questions about Trinity School, please feel free to contact either me or any of the faculty and staff. Our website is: http://www.trinityschools.org/
Many blessings,
Mr. Michael Adkins
Friday, July 18, 2008
OLYMPIC TOTALS....
Paper Crafts...
Hey, everyone.
Check out this website for cool paper crafts. You can build a number of historical buildings just by printing off of Cannon's website.
http://cp.c-ij.com/english/3D-papercraft/architecture/index2.html
Also, more 3D craft art...
http://cp.c-ij.com/english/3D-papercraft/
Styrofoam temple...
Day 5: summary & photos
Here's the run-down of our final day:
-THE OLYMPIC TRIATHLON!
The Discus Throw:
1st - Matt
2nd - Carly
3rd - Sarah
Javelin Throw:
1st - Gabe
2nd - Matt
3rd - Michaela
Team Chariot Race:
1st - Gabe & Sarah
2nd - Anne-Sophie & Ben
3rd - Michaela & Laura
-We put or togas & stolas back on and got ready for the rest of the day!
-Nummus Diei... (coin of the day) We looked at an ancient Roman coin that actually depicted the tools used in making coins! We also learned about the myth of Juno "Moneta" and its connection with the word "monetary"...
-We looked at Mr. A.'s coin collection (real pieces, some silver and bronze); Mr. A. also has a real bronze signet ring which we later used!
-We created our own coins on paper with silver and gold glitter glue
-(We skipped a review of the Egyptian gods; they are strange, and you can find them in today's packet!)
-SNACK- the usual fare: pita, olive oil, cheese, grapes, juice (fake wine)
THE GRAND EVENT TO END THE WEEK....
The treasure hunt!
There were 8 questions (one for each child) to answer, and Egyptian hieroglyphics directed them toward the next scroll (questions were written on the scrolls).
After the last question was answered, students were directed to find Mr. A. (aka: Zeus) behind the school; there they answered another question and searched for their treasure chests. Treasure chests contained candy and 3 authentic ancient coins!
-THE OLYMPIC TRIATHLON!
The Discus Throw:
1st - Matt
2nd - Carly
3rd - Sarah
Javelin Throw:
1st - Gabe
2nd - Matt
3rd - Michaela
Team Chariot Race:
1st - Gabe & Sarah
2nd - Anne-Sophie & Ben
3rd - Michaela & Laura
-We put or togas & stolas back on and got ready for the rest of the day!
-Nummus Diei... (coin of the day) We looked at an ancient Roman coin that actually depicted the tools used in making coins! We also learned about the myth of Juno "Moneta" and its connection with the word "monetary"...
-We looked at Mr. A.'s coin collection (real pieces, some silver and bronze); Mr. A. also has a real bronze signet ring which we later used!
-We created our own coins on paper with silver and gold glitter glue
-(We skipped a review of the Egyptian gods; they are strange, and you can find them in today's packet!)
-SNACK- the usual fare: pita, olive oil, cheese, grapes, juice (fake wine)
THE GRAND EVENT TO END THE WEEK....
The treasure hunt!
There were 8 questions (one for each child) to answer, and Egyptian hieroglyphics directed them toward the next scroll (questions were written on the scrolls).
After the last question was answered, students were directed to find Mr. A. (aka: Zeus) behind the school; there they answered another question and searched for their treasure chests. Treasure chests contained candy and 3 authentic ancient coins!
Thursday, July 17, 2008
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