SUMMUS I A&B Parent/Leader Training webinar: https://youtu.be/x9VIlNc1TLE

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Semesters At-A-Glance: 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vR016QwgSsx06lcTSwdL6Cr-Lh4jhaOFGB5pviVfrcrBQu1vRLJVHe-cc7BwQPC5L5hzl7srItalxL8/pub

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Pillar Prep

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Literature: Lost Tools of Writing: If you are new to leading Lost Tools of Writing for the literature essays, see Medius A or B Leader Resources for helpful links.

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Logic: Rhetoric: Speech Outline: 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSJrQO4dCe0NPm6CeTaXFBvz0gPjBQl2FAR_TxyS3LPxrQzU9_28rAMkzu8CT3ljEh8sNdJZIiTLYHA/pub

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Week I

Latin: https://schooloflatin.moodlecourse.com/

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Science: Biology Lab Supplies: See week 15 for link to dissection specimens 

Homeschool Science Tools

Workshop Plus

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Logic: Intro to Debate Videos and Leader Lessons (For members only)

 

Week III

Literature: Pilgrim’s Progress Book Club

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Week IV

Literature: Pilgrim’s Progress Book Club

 

Week VI

Logic: Speech categories & rules for competition 

 

Week IX

Literature: Prager U Book Club on Pride and Prejudice

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Week X

Logic: LD Ballot

 

Week XI

Science: Strawberry DNA extraction 

Science: Strawberry DNA video

 

Week XIII

Science: Expanded 7.2 experiment option: Spudoodles 

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Week XIV

Theology: Mars Hill Description and Goals 

Literature: The PragerU Book Club Tale of Two Cities

 

Week XV

Science: Specimen ordering: (specimens should be ordered over Christmas break. Specimens ordered are perch, crayfish, worms, pregnant dogfish, mice, and frogs)

 

Literature: Something Beautiful for God

 

Week XVI

Literature: Paradise Lost Thought question analysis and potential responses

Paradise Lost Discussion Questions

Desiring God

Enotes

Compelling Truth

 

Science: See week XVII for all dissection links to provide as scheduled

 

Logic: Click on the link below to get to the resolution page. [To get there on your own, go to “www.stoausa.org” and under the “For Members” section, click on the “Resources” page. Scroll down and click on the “Debate resources” page and tap on the “Resolutions” tab.]

https://www.stoausa.org/debate-resources 

 

Week XVII

Science:

Earthwork dissection 

Crawfish dissection 

Perch dissection 

Frog dissection part 1

Frog dissection part 2

Mouse dissection 

Shark dissection part 1 

Shark dissection part 2 

 

Logic: LD Ballot

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Week XVIII

Science:

Protista video

Under a microscope 

 

Week XIX

History:

Handel: Concerto in F major (The Cuckoo and the Nightengale)

Messiah

Royal Fireworks Music

 

Literature: Hillsdale Paradise Lost Lecture (must enroll with email for free,

and then watch. There is a short quiz afterwards. It is 40 minutes long.) 

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Week XX

History:

Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor

Bach: Brandenburg Concertos No. 3 (string instruments) 

Concerto for Violin, Oboe, and Orchestra in C minor 

Magnificat, a sacred oratorio for solo singers, chorus, and orchestra ​

Francois Couperin: Les barricades mysterieuses (Baroque Lute)

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Science: Flower dissection
 

Week XXI

History:

Mozart: Clarinet Concerto in A major 

Mozart: Symphony No. 38 (Prague) 

Mozart: Piano Sonata in G major 

Mozart: Nocturnal Serenade 

 

Literature: Jane Eyre thought question analysis and potential responses 

 

Week XXII

History:

Beethoven: Leonore Overture no. 3 (14:00) 

Bach: Badinerie 

Beethoven: The Symphonies (5 hours)

Tchaikovsky: Opens with brass 

 

Week XXIII

History:

Percussion: Stomp

Stomp with ratchet

Brahms: Symphony No. 2 

Brahms: Complete Symphonies 

 

Week XXIV

History:

Dvořák: Romance for violin and Orchestra, opus 11

Dvořák Symphony No. 7 

Dvořák Symphony No. 8 

Dvořák Symphony No. 9 

 

Literature: PragerU Book Club Jane Eyre

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Science:

Deep sea invertebrates

Sponge spicules

Hydra

Coral reefs

Earthworm dissection
 

Week XXV

History:

Tchaikovsky: Suite from the ballet: Swan Lake, opus 20 (two options)

Option 1       Option 2

Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Overture-Fantasy 

Tchaikovsky: Symphonies 4 and 5

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Science:  Crawfish dissection

 

Week XXVI

History:

Debussy: Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun 

Ravel: Rhapsodie espagnole 

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Literature:

Only surviving recording of C.S. Lewis on BBC

CS Lewis Institute Study Guide Screwtape Letters Introduction

CS Lewis Institute Study Guide Screwtape Letters

Brown Chair Books Study Guide sample 

Biblical Truth Examples

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Week XXVII

History:

Stravinsky: Firebird 

Stravinsky: Petrushka  or Petrushka

 

Science:

Perch dissection 

Frog dissection part 1

Frog dissection part 2
 

Week XXIX

Literature:

PragerU Book Club Screwtape Letters

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Science:

Mouse dissection

Shark dissection part 1 

Shark dissection part 2