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| Treat of the week |
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| Books for Doodles' Africa study |
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| Plant that Doodles used to demonstrate phototropism. |
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| Bug learned about the mandoling as part of his Narnia unit study. |
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| More mandolin videos |
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| More Narnia studies: World War 2 ration books |
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| Learning about food rationing in WW2 |
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| Bug's cursive sheet from Thursday |
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| Bug also learned about first aid |
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| Bug learned about volcanoes as part of his Narnia study. He was so interested in them that it sparked..... |
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| Doodles' interest as well. |
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| Doodles and I demonstrated water erosion as part of her Africa/science study |
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| Baby Girl joined us at the dining room table for school |
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| Baby Girl crashed on the couch |
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| Bug took a picture of this damselfly in our backyard. |
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| Bug and I read two poems in this book: "The True Nature of Gnomes" and "Salamander" |
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| Baby Girl's new verse with the picture I painted to go with it. The verse came from this wonderful book. |
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| Baby Girl's painting |
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| Bug's painting of a volcano |
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| Doodles' painting of an African savanna |
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| My painting of the sun |
4 comments:
What great pictures! I love seeing the combination of resources, and he paintings are lovely!
Are you using Further Up and Further In for your Narnia study? It certainly looks like lots of fun! My daughter loves the Narnia series and I'm seriously considering using Further Up next year or in 5th grade.
Gilian, thank you. I visited your lovely blog, too.
Tonia, yes, I am using FUFI with my 10yo son. It is a wonderful curriculum. I highly recommend it.
Volcanoes are so interesting...and scary!
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