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Welcome to my blog. It is updated weekly with pictures and projects from our homeschool - maybe you can find something to inspire you :) I have a (no longer updated) materials page elsewhere on my website and will, occasionally, post my homemade materials in this blog.

I'm married to Tim (delivery driver and gorgeous musician), have 2 daughters, live on the south coast of the UK and have 1 aging cat (Hemmingway or Hemmy for short). I love reading, yoga, crafts, baking, daft old comedies, music and teaching.

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Thursday, August 13, 2009

"Mummy! I found a tiny frog!"

Edited: 15 August - It's a TOAD!! Carolyn mentioned it in comments, I looked it up and it is, indeed a toad. I guess he's not going to turn into a handsome prince - sulk, sulk - *laughs*.

This little pair of grubby, April-sized hands is holding the TEENIEST, TINIEST frog I've ever seen! It still had a bit of stumpy tail so was, not all that long ago, still a tadpole. Awww! cute!

 

On a different note, April has been very much entertained by a counting game I made her based on the Montessori version. I made a (very simple!) felt tree on a piece of card and wrote the numbers 0-10 on separate pieces of card. She puts these face down, selects one at random and then counts out the correct number of apples (or, in this case, red beads) onto the tree. Here is a short clip of the game being expertly demonstrated by my glamorous assistant   She had done number 9, cleared the tree and was doing number 7.

PS - April also played this animal shadow matching up game which she rather enjoyed :)

 

PPS - I've got the prospect of a lovely peaceful evening with the kids in bed and Tim at church choir practice. Aaaaah!

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