Which Peanuts' Character?
While Random Blogger surfing I came across this little ‘test’ and being the Charles Schultz fan that I am, I had to take it. I thought I might turn out to be a Lucy or Snoopy, but was surprised to find I wasn’t. Which Peanuts Character are You? You are Woodstock! Take this quiz! Quizilla | Join | Make A Quiz | More Quizzes | Grab Code So, which Peanuts’ character are … Continue reading
Progress Reports Printables
Well, I’ve printed out the kid’s progress reports from my Homeschool Tracker program. From the results, I can see that they are doing fairly well, with the previously noted exception of spelling. Science and math could stand a bit attention, but, for the most part, not too shabby. Even though I print out progress reports, I transfer the information to a traditional report card. Here I also note their character development. I’ve posted the cover … Continue reading
Yummy Success
Yesterday’s adventure in bread making was a great success. Both my kids and my daughter’s friend participated in the process and we had a lot of fun. Everything went so smoothly; I’m inclined to try it again some time. My daughter’s friend especially enjoyed herself. She had never baked from scratch before and learned all kinds of things. We also included a brief science lessons on yeast and how the whole baking process works. Then … Continue reading
Day Off
Today we will not be doing much in the schoolwork department. The local public school students have the day off, but the teachers have to work. My daughter’s best friend’s mom is a teacher and she asked if we could watch her daughter today while she had her parent conferences. So we decided that we would take today off also. I told the kids that they still need to do their Journal writing and I … Continue reading
According to Willow
I thought I’d just post something for fun.
Spelling Woes
We are nearing the end of our first 9 weeks of school and it’s time to put together a progress report for our records. This first quarter had been a little shaky at first, but it is slowly picking up steam. With the added outside activities, I am finding it harder to get the kids to get out of the mindset of ‘hurry and get the work done’ and into the ‘do my best’ mode. … Continue reading
