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The kitchen is informal, cozy, full of magical chemical transformations and intriguing equipment. The kitchen is a place where we have passionate conversations, experiment and are nourished. I used to say the world was our classroom, now I think the world is our kitchen.
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In the Kitchen: August 2010
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Saturday, August 28, 2010. Isn't it funny how a project. I have a not very secret fear of bears visiting me at night when I am camping. But as we crawled up the Sierra foothills behind a sluggish RV on the way to Berkeley Tuolumne Camp. I could see a silver lining: we'd get to add black bear to the list of California mammals we've seen. At camp I sat on the shady deck of our cabin, enjoying the rush of the South Fork of the Tuolumne, and browsed through Mammals of California. Are there bats around here?
In the Kitchen: July 2010
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Friday, July 23, 2010. Seaside Park, NJ. Tonight we are packing. Tomorrow we leave. Tuesday, July 13, 2010. Two stories about a 5 year old imaging the loss of her senses or body parts. This is how I found Greta- sitting at the piano with Ode to Joy in front of her and her fingers in her ears. When she caught sight of me she said, "Will you cover my ears while I play? Don't you like how it sounds? I asked- before I covered the ears. Beethoven a great composer wrote this joyful melody. She was playing with...
In the Kitchen: Living History at Sutter's Fort
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Saturday, February 19, 2011. Living History at Sutter's Fort. June 14th, 1846 dawned unseasonably cool at Sutter's Fort in what would one day be Sacramento. Among those present at the fort was trapper, tracker and teller of tall tales James Bridger:. The fort was also graced by a visit from Francisca Benicia Carrillo Vallejo, wife of Mariano Vallejo, who held the highest military position in Mexican California. By the end of the day he would be a prisoner at the fort. They arrived in wagons. I cant decid...
In the Kitchen: February 2011
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Saturday, February 19, 2011. Living History at Sutter's Fort. June 14th, 1846 dawned unseasonably cool at Sutter's Fort in what would one day be Sacramento. Among those present at the fort was trapper, tracker and teller of tall tales James Bridger:. The fort was also graced by a visit from Francisca Benicia Carrillo Vallejo, wife of Mariano Vallejo, who held the highest military position in Mexican California. By the end of the day he would be a prisoner at the fort. They arrived in wagons. Greta: Well,...
In the Kitchen: Dyeing for Dirty Shirts
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Thursday, October 29, 2009. Dyeing for Dirty Shirts. Kauai is famous for its bright red dirt. Red dirt shirts are sold all over the island. We saw them on sale 2 for $38. Last time we were here we made some ourselves, but they were pale compared to the commercially produced ones and I came to the sour grapes conclusion that they had thrown in red dye. We decided to try it again this time. It is fun even if it doesn't work! We collected dirt from the Spouting Horn parking lot. In with the dirt. I cant bel...
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy: Cello Lessons
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy. She ventured to hope he did not always read only poetry.". Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Earlier this year, N. began taking cello lessons from a friend of ours. Given N.'s love of playing and writing music, Tim had been encouraging him to take up another instrument in addition to piano. Why cello? He has to have free time too! What we do all day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a professor of 18th-century British literature and homeschooling mom to an 11-year-old boy.
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy: James Herriot at Low Tide
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy. She ventured to hope he did not always read only poetry.". Wednesday, December 22, 2010. James Herriot at Low Tide. Our homeschool had been in high-tide mode. Books, and Homer Price. Then as he started feeling just a little bit better, he and Tim resumed their reading of James Herriot's books, which they've been working their way through all fall. They've read All Creatures Great And Small. All Things Bright and Beautiful. All Things Wise and Wonderful. 12/23/10, 6:46 AM.
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy: A Kindergarten Year in Chapter Books
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy. She ventured to hope he did not always read only poetry.". Tuesday, June 15, 2010. A Kindergarten Year in Chapter Books. As I wrote last summer. So I've noted if the book was read aloud by Tim. The books are listed roughly in the order in which we read them. I am keeping records both at LibraryThing. Click the "chapter book" tag for complete book info) and at Listography. What should we read next? The Five Little Peppers by Margaret Sidney. Strawberry Girl by Lois Lenski.
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy: 4th-Grade Read-Alouds
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy. She ventured to hope he did not always read only poetry.". Tuesday, June 3, 2014. At this time every year, I post a list of "chapter books" we've read aloud to N. over the past year. I track our reading at Listography. This year, we read fewer titles overall because we had less read-aloud time (many late bedtimes due to outings! The highlights of our reading this year. By Phillipa Pearce. Reading Great Northern. And The Railway Children. More Adventures of the Great Bra...
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy: Book Bribing
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy. She ventured to hope he did not always read only poetry.". Monday, February 10, 2014. Internet, I did something I'm not proud of. I bribed my son to read. As you know if you're a faithful reader of this blog, I've long been perplexed by my son's nonlinear reading habits. But it drives me nuts that he starts and abandons many chapter books. We don't assign any reading to him as part of his "school" work, yet I find myself pestering him to continue reading a book I kn...
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy: 5th-Grade Independent Reading List
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Fanny Harville's Unschool Academy. She ventured to hope he did not always read only poetry.". Friday, June 5, 2015. 5th-Grade Independent Reading List. Every year at this time I post the list of books N. has read over the past year (I keep track throughout the year at Listography. I'm quite proud of the quantity, quality, and wide range of books N. has read during his 5th grade year. All my hand-wringing in previous years about his previous habit of dipping in to favorite books. Books my 10-year-old read:.
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8230;adventures of our homeschooling family. Month: August, 2009. August 4, 2009. Hey, it’s my blogiversary! Let’s have a giveaway! Just a little one. I love this bumper sticker, and I happen to have an extra on hand. Leave me a comment and I’ll pick a winner by 4 pm Wednesday. August 3, 2009. Last summer, I ran out of adhesive labels and thought that I might try printing some of my own. I found a few online (some favorites are here. My favorite labels, I think, were these. It really was a big project, l...
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8230;adventures of our homeschooling family. Month: January, 2010. January 4, 2010. Maggie was finally healthy enough that she got to meet our new little friend, Laurel. She took a break from rock-climbing to do some baby loving:. Oh, I could just eat them both up! January 3, 2010. The only change I made was the addition of a pen loop. I also discovered later that apparently the post office has changed the size of books of stamps–they’re tiny now! 8211;so I might make that pocket smaller next time. The s...
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8230;adventures of our homeschooling family. It all started with the bananas. Three overripe bananas, that is, brought to us by Steve’s cousin Laura as she headed back home. Along with a number of other goodies like a pint of local heavy cream and a half-gallon of ice cream. Oh yes, I said, I’d love those bananas. There’s a recipe I’ve been wanting to try that calls for three ripe bananas. It’s this. I tweaked the recipe more than a little. I added an egg, because I consider pastured eggs a health fo...
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8230;adventures of our homeschooling family. This is what a nursing toddler looks like. This is for It’s All About the Hat’s. 8220;This is what a nursing toddler looks like” blog carnival. All of these pictures were taken by the wonderful artist Judith Kuegler Webste. R Check out her website and buy some of her art! Breastfeeding Beyond Infancy: Information for Clinicians. Enjoy, and feel free to copy and share as you like. Please just leave it intact, with the references in place. May 5, 2009. 8230;] Th...
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Homeschooling in the D. Minimalist Birthday Gifts – Boy Edition. January 28, 2018. Every now and then I like to share what’s going on with us outside of homeschooling. Be sure to subscribe to my blog. And follow me at Camille and The Crew on Instagram. Both of my boys have birthdays in January, so we keep things simple in the gift department for a few reasons. We’re aspiring minimalists and don’t see the value in buying lots of things that they neither need, want, nor will use. Then, my oldest son turned...
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012. 3 Girls 3 Countries 6 Weeks. I've created a travel blog for our trip to Wales, England and France. You can follow us here. Monday, April 16, 2012. All I want to do. All I want to do is cry on this thing until it gets too wet to use. That was Greta doing her math today. The answers were always coming out too much or too little. One day it will be simple but today it just seemed so hard. Tuesday, June 21, 2011. Earthy Realities about Food (and People). Now, they needn't, we discovere...
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Gardening in the Mitten. Thursday, October 17, 2013. Nature Walk Printable: Michigan Tree Leaf Silhouettes. Right now, it is formatted to be printed onto an 8.5 by 11 sheet of paper. We laminated ours so we could use them again this year. Enjoy! Note: Click to see the image at full size, then print.). Posted by Colleen Vanderlinden. Wednesday, February 27, 2013. Relaxed Homeschooling, Our Way. Maybe I should back up, just a little. And I realized, around December or so, that what we were doing was not me...
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Homeschooling in the Mountains. Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog. Sunday, August 14, 2011. And we're back - 2 weeks down of Kindy! Posted by Homeschool Mom at 11:53 AM. We just completed our second full week of kindy with T and boy did we have fun! I also completely rearranged the schoolroom again so there will be new pics coming! I did end up doing some last minute changes into the second week as I saw how things worked. Our lineup for this year is:. History: Mama made prehistory study. Handwrit...
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The Road Less Traveled. Wednesday, September 21, 2016. Secret 40 day Challenge. Monday, October 07, 2013. Lynds pulled off a fantastic 4th Birthday party for Jake. Maddy FINALLY finished Drivers Ed and is a licensed driver to be. Liv and Boots doing some reading. PJ day at summer camp. Snowball came for the weekend. Maddy married the bunnies from Easter so there would be no sinning. And just in time! We found these one morning. Quienceiera - sorry I cant spell. First Day of Co-op. Hunting Season is coming.
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