Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Thursday, April 17, 2014
chiming in the breeze
J desperately wanted to make a windchime. (And when he feels something is important, he ask-reminds-asks a million times.) Windchimes were made! :D
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
week of learning & shining hearts
Well, I guess our learning glimpses are just going to sometimes be very quick glimpses. I only have one piece of photo evidence from last week where we explored the NE USA and planned a weekend trip -
Our readings included The Boy Who Grew Flowers by Jen Wojtowicz, The Lonely Shadow by Clay Rice, Elsina's Clouds by Jeanette Winter, Mama Is It Summer Yet? by Nikki McClure, Barron's Mixing Colors Is Fun, You Are a Star by Michael Parker, Welcome to the Ice House by Jane Yolen, Owl Moon by Jane Yolen, and All In A Day by Cynthia Rylant. I especially liked the beautiful star-earth connection of You Are a Star and the hush-excited adventuring of Owl moon.
The kids and I also made a dozen valentines for local nursing home residents.
On Sunday, we delivered the bundle -
Along with some flowers that we made with our homeschool group in the past -
And a pile of cards also made with our homeschool group (was collecting them until we had enough for delivery) -
Our readings included The Boy Who Grew Flowers by Jen Wojtowicz, The Lonely Shadow by Clay Rice, Elsina's Clouds by Jeanette Winter, Mama Is It Summer Yet? by Nikki McClure, Barron's Mixing Colors Is Fun, You Are a Star by Michael Parker, Welcome to the Ice House by Jane Yolen, Owl Moon by Jane Yolen, and All In A Day by Cynthia Rylant. I especially liked the beautiful star-earth connection of You Are a Star and the hush-excited adventuring of Owl moon.
The kids and I also made a dozen valentines for local nursing home residents.
On Sunday, we delivered the bundle -
Along with some flowers that we made with our homeschool group in the past -
And a pile of cards also made with our homeschool group (was collecting them until we had enough for delivery) -
Labels:
craft,
family photos,
homeschool,
valentines
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