I wish I got some sort of remuneration for advertising this, but I really don't. Still, I think this is really neat and it makes me want to run out and buy an Android phone. Any smart phone would be cool too, seeing as I only have a cheap $40 phone from Wal-Mart with a prepaid card on it! :) Still, Google Play seems really neat! Lots of aps, some free, some for purchase, including a lot of children's books, games, etc.
Greek Mythology - Android Apps on Google
Google Play main site
I am a homeschooling mom of two who loves to craft and save money. In this little blog you'll find quite a hodge-podge of stuff: paper crafting mainly cards, some sewing, homeschooling-related info, eating clean and green, off-the-grid living, and lots more! You can also check out my boards on Pinterest. If you have any comments or questions, feel free to post but please be kind: this is a family-friendly atmosphere. Thanks for stopping by and check back often.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Everything and Nothing
Please watch these videos on TVO. They're each an hour long, but worth it.
watch this one first: Everything
then this one: Nothing
now chaos: Chaos
watch this one first: Everything
then this one: Nothing
now chaos: Chaos
Saturday, March 10, 2012
New post!
Please have a look in the A Bug and a Ladybug: Homeschooling Links page. I've begun posting links to the resources I'm using/considering using. Thanks for looking.
Friday, February 17, 2012
Arachne's Web
This is the project we did today. It was based on the myth of Arachne and Athena. It was supposed to have the shape of a web, but this is what we got instead :D
The one on the left is my 6.5 yo, who had never done anything like this, so not a bad result for a first try. I did have to put the yarn on a needle, but after that he was ok. I think we'll try the same sort of thing again so he can get the idea of making a proper web. And the one on the right is my 3.5 yo, who had a lot of help from me! :D
But of course, the funnest part of the whole exercise was scanning and uploading to the blog!
We also did some sequencing after - I wrote everything down - but we had some difficulty with that. Again, something to work on.
Enjoy!
The one on the left is my 6.5 yo, who had never done anything like this, so not a bad result for a first try. I did have to put the yarn on a needle, but after that he was ok. I think we'll try the same sort of thing again so he can get the idea of making a proper web. And the one on the right is my 3.5 yo, who had a lot of help from me! :D
But of course, the funnest part of the whole exercise was scanning and uploading to the blog!
We also did some sequencing after - I wrote everything down - but we had some difficulty with that. Again, something to work on.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
My 6.5 yo's writing work
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| word a day writing sample |
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