Grace has been having fun building whimsical structures out of her interestingly-shaped Blocks. This one was all balanced on a single, smaller block. She loves this kind of thing!
Grace and I have been using the book "Darwin for Kids" lately as a guide for both nature journaling (taxonomy and naturalist) and the study of evolution and how it works. She did above experiment this week, and since we used radish seeds, they should sprout fairly quickly!
Grace's homeschool group went to a history day at a local living history museum and Grace had a ball!! ( as usual...she was looking for her "friends" , a group of volunteers she's met and gotten to know there over the years ! )
We also took Rusty down to the beach for Grace's obligatory look-see and appraisal of the week, and did plenty of fun school work;)
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8 comments:
great pictures! I love her outfit.
That Darwin books sounds interesting. *sigh* So much science, so little time...
Aw! That bonnet is ADORABLE. Hey, have you ever thought Grace might like the game "Mousetrap"?
Hey, yeah! She probably would! We don' have it though...maybe we should run out and get that;)
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I love it that she gets to experience so many historical aspects of our country. The bonnet is adorable. I do have to agree. Looks like she's having fun.
I love the "school" you are doing! I really love the first photo of Grace. She looks like she is in another time, like a Swedish girl.
Great pictures and so much fun!
Glad to see that someone else is
a lover of wooden blocks..P builds for hours some days.
The Darwin book looks cool, I'll have to look for it.
Huh, I could have sworn I posted a comment to this. How strange. This is a lovely post, indeed very likeable! Grace is so darling.
I like your meez by the way. The little girl looks just like Grace.
Oh we love that book! It lead to a tracking of the geography of the Beagle's travels and lots of interesting stuff. And history museums are every kid's favorite-nothing can compare to being there!
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