Help! I'm confused about Unit 20, Day 1 Geography...

[learningathome]

The geography activity for unit 20, day 1 says to "read aloud today's poem, "God's Creation". Did I miss something? I have no what this is talking about. "God's Creation" is not the poem for this unit, so where am I supposed to find it? Please help!

Thanks,
Heidi

[Tmisek]

I noticed that too in Beyond last week. We just went ahead and read "Against Idleness and Mischief". There actually is a rhyme in LHFHG called "God's Creation".

[Busymomma1]

I'm guessing it's a typo! We just finished week 20, too!

[Natalie]

That is so funny because we just did geography 20 minutes ago and wondered the same thing! We just did what we could and then moved on. I hope you are enjoying BLHFHG as much as we have!

[Carrie]

Heidi,

I'm thinking the poem "God's Creation" is found in the edition of "Stories of the Pilgrims" that is scheduled within the daily plans for Unit 20-Day 1's reading found within the Beyond guide. When Stories of the Pilgrims was updated last year, I think the poem was no longer found in that day's readings. So, if that's the case, the activity is actually correct and does not contain a typo as it matches the previous version of Stories of the Pilgrims. I'll have to check.

The Beyond guide will be updated in the next printing to include the updated page numbers for the new version of Stories of the Pilgrims, along with updates to our guide in any needed ares to match the new version.

We did include a replacement schedule for the new Stories of the Pilgrims edition to make matching it to our guide easier, however it does not include updates for all activities. So, you may find a few other areas that may not exactly match the new edition's changes.

Blessings,
Carrie

[learningathome]

Thank you for the replies! I'm glad to know that I wasn't the only one wondering about this! I ended up having my dd read a poem about Creation from a Rod & Staff Phonics Reader. Carrie, where is that poem in "Stories of the Pilgrims"? I have the older version that lines up with the guide (I think! Is it the 1991 version??), but couldn't find the poem.

Thanks again!
Heidi