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Nature Study Tuesday~May 9~Around the Yard
May 9, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Change in Plan… Our phlox has spread widely and is so pretty. Robins have come back and are fluttering around our yard. Philip caught a bull snake in our yard. It is over 4 foot in length. Grab the button and add your URL to the linky below~ <br /> <center><a href=”https://peacecreekontheprairie.com/category/homeschool/nature-study/nature-study-tuesday” _mce_href=”https://peacecreekontheprairie.com/category/homeschool/nature-study/nature-study-tuesday”><img src=”https://peacecreekontheprairie.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Nature-Study-button.png” […]
Nature Study Tuesday April 19~Garden, Lilacs, and Butterflies
April 18, 2011 by 1 Comment
Wow, we managed to plant 200 onion sets and around 100 potatoes…I didn’t count them. lol I have four rows that are nearly 20 feet each. Our lilacs are blooming and with them, have come the butterflies. We have spotted Monarchs, Painted Ladies, Sulphers, and Black and Yellow Swallowtails. Spring has Sprung and the winds […]
Our Mish Mash, Collaboration of Homeschooling Styles.
October 25, 2010 by 6 Comments
Yep, you read that right. I don’t use just one style of homeschooling, I don’t fit into any of the different styles of homeschooling that I know about: Classical Charlotte Mason Eclectic Textbooks Unit Studies Unschooling I guess in reality, you “could” call us eclectic, as it seems to be a collaboration of the different […]
Choosing Quality Reading Material for Your Family Part 1 Read Alouds
May 27, 2010 by 3 Comments
Reading is a skill that is not only needed for education, but for life. If you can read, you can pretty much learn anything you need to. Learning to read can be a challenging process for many. However, children who are read aloud to from infanthood, normally have an easier time learning to read. In […]
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