I'm not really sure how to classify
going on her first hunting trip,
or eating her first squirrel.
Maybe she can get some credit for taxidermy!?!
This is definitely "Home Ec."
I am so proud of Eloise
for teaching herself
how to make wonderful crafts
out of yarn.
I bought her a bunch of knit and crochet
stuff a long time ago,
but I forgot about it.
The other day she dug it out.
After working feverishly for a couple of hours
she excitedly presented me with a tan hat.
Eloise wore the hat to P.J.'s,
but decided that it fit Bro. D
so she came home and added ears and hair.
We also took a couple of my students
on our first official field trip of the year.
Local college students volunteered
at our Children's Museum
It was a science fair of sorts.
K.G. over at Absolute Hodgepodge
introduced us to "oobleck"
but I wonder if she has ever seen what happens
when it is placed over a vibration box.
Think worms, snakes, & primordial ooze . . .
. . . forming a conga line.
;-D
I love having my own blogs.
We tried putting the oobleck on top of a speaker to make it "dance", but couldn't get the decibels high enough. Bummer! That looked awesome. :-) I'm actually teaching a group of K-2 graders about the joys of oobleck tomorrow. Fun stuff!
ReplyDelete~Kelly~
Julianna is desperate for Eloise's ninja shirt. Do you remember where you got it?
ReplyDeleteActually, I think it came from "Wally World".
ReplyDeleteI didn't type the real name, because I don't want a gazillion people accidentally winding up on my home school blog.
not sure you could read all of the shirt, but it says, " I may be cute, but I have mad ninja skills".