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Creative Writing: More Short Stories
Dinky gave “travel writing” another shot, and three of her younger siblings joined in. My Dolphin Ride by “Dinky Tumblina” LeFebvre – age 10 A few years ago, I had a wonderful adventure, so I am...
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The Beginning of Another Homeschool Year
Our 16th year, actually (is that right? 16th? My late night blogging brain is a tad foggy). We began our homeschooling adventure during the 1996/97 school year and we now have one graduated, two going...
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“Painting” Animal Crackers
More zoo fun! While studying a certain theme (in this case, “the zoo“), what is more fun to a child than feasting on a theme-based snack? Incorporating an activity to go with that snack, of course! Dee...
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Fun with Water Beads: Blue Ocean Sensory Bin
SeaWorld has generously offered FREE passes to preschoolers this year for Florida residents, so we got one for Dee, and upgraded the rest of our homeschoolers’ Busch Gardens passes to include SeaWorld....
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“We’re Going on a Bear Hunt” Sensory Bin {BFIAR}
While reading We’re Going on a Bear Hunt for our BFIAR book studies, I found some inspiration at The Adventures of Bear blog and made our own sensory bin based on the story. How we did it - We used:...
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Our Trip to Build-a-Bear
While reading the book Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? as part of our BFIAR learning fun, we took “Dee” and her friend on their first ever trip to Build-a-Bear, to “create” and dress their own bears....
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Autumn Trip to the Great Smoky Mountains – Gatlinburg, TN
This year, for our homeschool, we started a new curriculum; My Father’s World: Exploring Countries and Cultures. I chose this curriculum, which focuses on world geography and learning about different...
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Homemade Piñata {Exploring Countries and Cultures: Mexico}
Although one of their most memorable projects of our Mexico study, the homemade piñata isn’t suited for the most impatient among us. (It’s difficult for girls to remain patient when they know candy...
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