I'm overdue on sharing photos, so here goes. Beginning with the first part of October:
Zac carefully cutting apple pieces for Crockpot Applesauce
washing veggies for Ratatouille
chopping zucchini
of course, eggplant
just case a few butterflies haven't flown South yet
the hot trend in outdoor play...
my grandfather's old oatmeal containers
filled with ancient non-germinating grass seed
carefully dumping it on bare patches in the lawn
it's a busy time
hmmm... have I missed a bare spot?
Zac has figured out that his dump truck
is the perfect vehicle for this task
trying to divide a ball of yarn in half
perfectly evenly
beginning the Grammar & Sentence Analysis block
with a review of fountain pens and Chancery Script
washing veggies for Green Tomato Bread
mixing up the dry ingredients
adding the wet ingredients
our beautiful new tiles from Ms. Anna
speaking of the Harvest season,
let's talk about sprouts!
he's actually excited to try them
you just can't tell from this face
friends working on the Hundred Board together
friends conquering a complicated long division problem
(Capital Letters V and C)
we want to sprinkle dye our felt to look like Chia
we use tea leaves and freshly ground coffee
we even make a Cave in the stream table
and we use the stream table to inspire Grammar
work with the Montessori symbols for the Noun family
helping prepare Stone Soup
starting a knitted chicken
working side by side
finding magnolia seeds on the ground
planning a beautiful potholder design
tracing with tracing paper and
carefully cutting Bunny pattern pieces out
adding Valley and Cave to the MLB
Dav Glass comes to present on HackSI (Nov 3 & 4)
eating a hot steamed artichoke with melted butter
before doing our SWI lesson on < artichoke >
a peaceful bit of Handwork and Choice Time
the Noun Family
article, adjective, noun, pronoun
rough drafting and getting an edit for the MLB
sewing the Bunny
finished!
finished!
helping a younger friend
to help understand Prepositional Phrases
Natalie was home from school that day
we are always glad to have her join us!
Science Club field trip to the library
and a test of a Mentos / Diet Coke explosion nozzle design
it screws onto the lid of the Diet Coke bottle and
drops an entire pack of Mentos in... guaranteed
of course, we tested it outside in the field
Autumn is arriving
time to play with Indian corn
and start our Haunted Houses of Speech
wiggly chocolate playdough worms
(Capital Letters W and U)
W for Worm
U for Underground
watercolor pencils for this!
we wake yeast up and watch it bubble
(Capital Letters T and B)
measuring ingredients for our chocolate cake
made with a baking soda/vinegar reaction
and build tall towers with turrets
yes, Zac is still removing kernels from corn cobs
Carol Petrash suggests this activity in
Earthways
working on completing their knitted kittens
yes, Zac is still at it with the Indian corn
small children simply love this activity!
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