Simon writing the letter M.
Samantha and Norah forming letters with play dough.
Steven does history on the couch.
Sarah reads and holds the baby.
Preschool and Kindergarten in the dining room.Wednesday, May 20, 2009
My sister in law and her kids are here visiting for almost two weeks. She homeschools her kids, too, and brought along their materials, so they could still do their lessons. Norah's done with her formal K4 program, but she's been enjoying participating in her cousins' lessons.
Simon writing the letter M.
Samantha and Norah forming letters with play dough.
Steven does history on the couch.
Sarah reads and holds the baby.
Preschool and Kindergarten in the dining room.
Simon writing the letter M.Samantha and Norah forming letters with play dough.Steven does history on the couch.Sarah reads and holds the baby.Preschool and Kindergarten in the dining room.
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Flexiblity- one of the best parts of homeschooling. And all the time available to spend with loved ones. :)
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