I searched this morning for something to make me feel better about my homeschooling failures. I found a few blogs I thought I'd share.
First, this one , it just made me happy. I've added it to my blog follower thingy so I can read her other postings more often.
I'd also like to share this one. It made me feel better. I am also following it now. :)
We have a busy day ahead. But next week it will be back to schooling, I think. I really want to get in some hands on science and history this summer. It's so hot outside, I think experiments and projects inside will be a good way to pass the time.
A world of discovering faith, raising children, growing a garden and experiencing life.
6/10/2011
6/08/2011
Studying the Garden
Over the past several weeks I've been trying to focus more on teaching my preschooler, while I let the older boys focus more on reading and science. The younger girls really like to work with their big sister, so we just do everything together. :) I decided that because we are starting to harvest several veggies out of our garden, "The Garden" would be a good theme to start. I thought I'd share some of what we did.
The girls colored their own little flower gardens. We used a worksheet from here, http://twistynoodle.com/coloring-pages/nature/flowers/flowers-4-coloring-page/ This was nice because they got to practice writing their names also.
We also worked on several activities from the garden preschool pack that I found on http://homeschoolcreations.blogspot.com/
The preschool pack really helped. They learned the parts of a flower, the names of several garden tools and what letters they start with, and practiced counting and writing.
Of course, we also read several books. Here are just a couple,
And the best and most fun way to learn about how things grow in the garden is to grow something!
The girls colored their own little flower gardens. We used a worksheet from here, http://twistynoodle.com/coloring-pages/nature/flowers/flowers-4-coloring-page/ This was nice because they got to practice writing their names also.
We also worked on several activities from the garden preschool pack that I found on http://homeschoolcreations.blogspot.com/
The preschool pack really helped. They learned the parts of a flower, the names of several garden tools and what letters they start with, and practiced counting and writing.
Of course, we also read several books. Here are just a couple,
And the best and most fun way to learn about how things grow in the garden is to grow something!
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