FAIRY GARDENS + GNOME HOMES
At the beginning of summer, I bought an ebook HERE with some great project ideas for the yard or garden. My homeschooling mama friend and I decided to use the…
the outer banks: a big ol’ field trip
Published Date : June 8, 2011 People always ask if we homeschool during the summer. That’s funny because school never really ends in our house…Heck, I even plan our vacations according…
HOW TO MAKE HOMEMADE PLAY DOUGH
Like my title?? Ya, it’s National Poetry Month…just showing off my poetry skills…you know. Anywho, I wanted to let you in on the BEST play dough recipe evah! It’s top…
HOMESCHOOL CURRICULUM CHOICES 2010-2011
This is such a great time for moms…homeschooling or non-homeschooling. It’s a great time because going back to school means one HUGE thing…routine! I love routine…I crave routine! I have…
MOUNTAINS AND MORE NATIVE AMERICANS
We finished our last week of landforms and Native Americans today. We’ve been reading about Indians of the Pacific Northwest and the upper North areas and for science, we read…
DESERTS AND SOUTHWEST INDIANS
Deserts and Southwest Indians were the topics of interest this week….we read lots of books and did some fun projects. Noah and Jack learned there are lots of animals and…
WOODLAND INDIAN STUDY + DIORAMA
This week in our Native American studies, we looked at Northeast Woodland Indians. We did a lot of reading this week, but not a lot of “hands-on” stuff. Although, we…
MAKING NUT DYE
In September and October, we’ve been studying fruits and nuts for nature study. One of the things we did while studying them was making dye from walnuts. My kids loved…
INDIAN CORN ART
If you’re looking for a quick and easy and beautiful art project to do with your kids this month, this is it! We made Indian Corn art this week and…
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