This morning Raeca decided she wanted to create a Lego background for stop motion.
I love the realistic grass she created but the cute little beavers in the lake are my personal favorite:
The stop motion video has yet to actually be started but this backdrop had already provided hours of Lego entertainment.
Rae is the most imaginative kid I know, she has so many ideas and runs out of time in the day to do everything on her mental list.
It took a few days to get through Green Eggs and Ham but it’s a classic for a reason – it’s such great reading practice!
We got a great and diverse haul from the library today. Some we’ve had before, some are new-to-us and some we’ve already started diving into!
The kids (and I’ll admit it, me too) had so much fun at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum and Learning Centre yesterday! I had no idea this place even existed and am thankful for fellow homeschool moms who invite us on field trips they plan. They are having their Aviation Weekend coming up this month on…
I am homeschooling two very different kids – one that would spend all day outside if he could and one that would spend all day inside if she could (until she gets outside and remembers that she actually enjoys it out there). One with enough imagination to last multiple lifetimes and one who has troubles…
One of the sections I included on the weekly record sheet of my mini planner was “Best Quote” because I knew there were some great quotes being said each week but because I want writing them down I was forgetting them. This was my favorite from last week, it still makes me laugh every time…
What started as an attempt to make a robot out of old laminator and remote control car pieces quickly turned into a rabbit err . . . kitty trail . . . We went from this video of a cardboard robot to this video of a cardboard ATM to this video of a cardboard gumball…