My musings on our homeschool, coop, figuring out what my educational philosophy is anyway, and will I ever make curtains for the rest of the appartment?
Last winter before the Lego Competition, DH an B were interviewed on local PBS with our friend who introduced us to Lego robotics, and one of B’s team members, N. http://aacs15.com/?q=node/332 Old posts about what they were doing are Continue reading My Lego Guys are on Web Video!
On our way home from evening church, my husband pulled over. A police car coming towards us flashed all his lights and stopped. DH said, "I didn’t think I was speeding, oh look!" and he pointed to a fawn Continue reading Thanks Officer
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LivingMathForum I’ve been enjoying this forum quiet a bit. Ever since I tutered math and chemistry at the college of Lake County in Illinois, I’ve been curious about how people learn math. Actually, I’ve been curious about that since I Continue reading Thoughtful Math Discussion Forum
From the coldest May to Hazy Hot and Humid five days in a row. We got the boys’ lessons in before it was hot, they are out playing in the shade now, this afternoon will be full of Continue reading Not Melted Yet- Who Flipped the Switch?
I should have gotten political sooner; my state has been in the process of passing a budget that will give a lot of grants to special interest groups. I did nothing. Meanwhile, big cuts are coming to the money Continue reading Not the Library!
My house is relatively clean. There are piles of laundry on the floor, there are scattered library books, there are homeschool goody catalogs on the kitchen table, but I wrote clean, not tidy. The floors have been swept, mopped, Continue reading Lots of Visiting Friends and Family
We are getting to warm weather. My Mom overheard a farmer say that this has been the coldest May in Southeastern Mass for 100 years. Maybe that’s why we are so far along into June without major "Mom, when Continue reading Things I hope I write down this Summer for future reference
I started M this morning on the very first page of Miquon, the one I had skipped with B because I didn’t know what to do with it. B counted conventionally and naturally. M thinks differently; he calls one “one”, Continue reading How we used page A1 in the Miquon Orange Book