This is a peek inside our unschooling-Charlotte Mason driven days! Some of my posts may seem like we don't do enough...or that we're way behind from where we should be...other days it might seem like we do way too much..in the end, it all evens out. My goal is to educate my son in a way, so that he see's the world a little differently. And, allow him the freedom to explore what interests him on his own time-table. smile, wink, nod!
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Today, I made a hand's on game for using semi-colon's. I wrote several sentences out on construction paper... as you can see...I drew a semi-colon's on popsicle sticks. Tommie then worked independently on placing the semi-colon in it's proper place...which was a no brainer for him....however, I did make a homemade semi-colon worksheet up to use afterwards... but, it proved to be very challenging, since it was based on Anne Frank. I just love having homemade re-usable games on hand... because this household needs review!
One of my favorite stories around St. Patrick's Day is, Jamie O'Rourke and the Big Potato by TomieDePaloa. Each year, since Tommie has been a tot...I'd pull it out and read it. Don't laugh, but...this year- his 5th grade year, was no exception! Today, we sat on the couch and casually read it... I took this opportunity to teach him "cause and effect." I noticed in the spines that I use, I haven't covered that part of language arts. See, that's what's so good about homeschooling... you can catch up in a heartbeat...just by reading an Irish Folktale.
3 Free Chemistry Lesson Plans Using Legos
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MIT has created three free science lesson plans using Lego building blocks.
Each lesson takes about 2-4 hours, and is suggested for ages 11 and up.
The LE...
Felt Heart Flowers
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Find out how to make these lovely felt heart flowers at The Magic Onions
that are perfect for Valentine's Day but you'll want to keep them out all
year long.
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American Thanksgiving challenge:
Use only the following to create a Thanksgiving centerpiece. Send us your
pictures and we'll post them! Send to kidthink...
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