Munchkin was inspired by our shark study to create this sea scape. I think it’s quite creative, but I’m a bit biased. lol! She created this “shaggy dog” during another creative session.
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Shark Lapbook
Posted in Homeschooling
We’ve had a lot of fun with our Shark Lapbook this week. We’ve read books and watched the Shark Week shows on Discovery Channel. She’s played shark games, colored shark pictures, and played creatively with her shark stuffed animal. We discovered a book that she says she must have as it has amazing pictures and is stuffed full of information: Sharks of the World. So, I just need to find a good price on it. lol! The center has shark fact files and a matching game that I made from information from the fact files. The shark jaw that says…
Wordless Wednesday: Vacation Fun
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He calls me Woman,Carved from the side of man.He smooths the harsh edgesWith hands of knowledge. He has breathed into meThe wind of Life,Life in His Spirit,And, oh, how I live! In His Son, I am born of Him,I share the inheritanceBought with the bloodOf the Seed of Abraham. I love Him for making me,The completion of all creation,The finishing touch, not the afterthought,But the final link in His eternal chain. What a privilege to thankMy own CreatorFor making me Woman ~~Marchele Carter Waddell
Chemistry Lapbook
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We just wrapped up our Introduction to Chemistry lapbook from Hands of a Child today. We’ll be continuing our study of the periodic table and elements in another lapbook this week. Munchkin and I designed the cover image using my Printmaster program. We’re going to be wrapping up some of the experiments included with this unit on Friday. Invisible ink is always a fun experiment!! One thing that we both learned during this unit was the Ph stands for the power of hydrogen. It’s funny how little things like that can stand out.