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Category Archives: Homeschooling

Exploring the Globe

Posted on by sarah

I have been meaning to write about this for a long time, I just can’t seem to find a gap in the doing things to actually write about the things that we are doing. Continue reading

The Amazon at home

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Our church has been laying new carpet. This means the biggest cardboard rolls we’ve ever gotten our hands on are just laying around the place and since we are studying the continent of South America, and looking closely at Brazil, when I saw them I immediately thought tree trunks. Continue reading

Spelling for Whovians

Posted on by glenn

I was totally failing at keeping my ASD seven year old in the room long enough to even hear the words we were trying to learn let alone attempt to spell them. I realised that one of the word families we were working on was the `ood` family. Yay I know that family, those weird squishy, tentacle faced, hive brained singing dudes, I know them and better than that Eli does too. Continue reading

Book Week 2011

Posted on by sarah

On Wednesday 17 books relinquished their most cherished characters handing them over to the care of excitable youngsters who we subsequently, as any sensible person would, invited around to play. … Continue reading

Classroom Genesis

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We are building a classroom at the bottom of our garden. Continue reading

Language Fails

Posted on by sarah

We have been looking at contractions today, it did not run soothly. Me: “I am going to read a word to you and I want you to tell me what … Continue reading

Sorry Sabrina, these blocks are educational

Posted on by sarah

We got the book The Story of Inventions half way through last term, I wasn’t looking for it, it just popped up as a You May Also Like This suggestion … Continue reading

How to Make History Come Alive: Natural dyes.

Posted on by sarah

We have been thinking a lot lately about those shadowy figures who inhabit the distant lands of The Past. And as a way of bringing them alive in our minds … Continue reading

Triangle Tessellation Placemats

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(sorry it’s not the best photo I can’t figure out how to get a good shot without the glare off the lamination) We are all sick here, well Lani is … Continue reading

My place and Yours –Green

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As part of our investigations into healthy food we decided to do a mini unit on food production and help grandma out with her veggie garden. We cleared a patch … Continue reading

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