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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Owls and Raptors
Not everything in our academic pursuit needs to be perfectly scripted. As I’ve discovered many times before, there’s a lot of wisdom in following your child’s interests to see where they lead you.
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Learning with road signs!
Useful websites: http://www.roadwise.co.uk (online games)
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More reflections…
It is easy to think that your main goal is to teach them the 3Rs, but that is only half of it. The other half is to teach them to have a good work ethic, focus, motivation, organization skills, time … Continue reading
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Our Arctic Adventures
We’ve started back with our virtual round the world trip after a loooong break. I’ve really missed this so I’m excited about continuing our ‘journey’. Our next stop is not a country but a region – the Arctic. We’ve read … Continue reading
Lighting a Fire 