I must confess that much of our week was
either spent running errands or spent out-of-doors.
We have been blessed, this week, with such
beautiful weather that I just couldn't resist
letting the children spend much of their days out.
But we did get some seatwork done... ;o)
Carolynne coloring in her phonics workbook
Beth working in her phonics workbook
Will added two more clay figures to his ocean box...
A sea turtle and a, ahem, sea snake (!)
We even did some of our seatwork in our pjs...
Ally enjoyed catching up on some reading...
She, also, spent much time crocheting...
Out-of-doors...
The girls made a 'house' with our empty pool...
Acorn soup...
(a variety of acorns, leaves, water, and carrots. lol)
Started a fire... (well, not really, just an imaginary one)
Thought they found a snake...
Praise the Lord it was just an earthworm! lol
Watched a cement truck...
and the men repairing the sidewalk
And worked together in the yard
after Ally blew the leaves...
Suzie enjoyed being out-of-doors, too... ;o)
"Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth us with benefits,
even the God of our salvation. Selah."
Psalm 68:19
4 comments:
alot to be said for being out-doors
love seeing the kids playing and workingand learning...Love and miss you
Mom
Your weekly photo Happenings are just so fun. Lol, thinking the worm was a snake. It looks like a great week. I need to remember to get the camara out more and photojournal our everyday stuff.
Christina,
Completely seperate topic but after searching your site I am wondering what you use for high school or if you just gather your own books, etc. My oldest is only 10 but I am trying to steer us in the right direction depending on what I think we may do in the future. Just curious!
Blessings, Faith
BTW: Love the little girls' new scrap dresses. Do you wanna come to California and teach me how to sew? I have tried and tried to make my girl's dresses and they just never come out right. :)
I remember making soup when I was little. I always enjoyed making mud pies and bread.
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