So many things go into this wonderful world of a Charlotte Mason education.
Here is a photo gallery of all we've been up to lately...
Catching little minnows in a pond after a good rain. |
Looks like a Great Blue Heron has been fishing down here too! |
It is quite impressive how large this footprint is! |
This is little Almanzo's "math", as he refers to it :-) I am quite impressed with his coloring skills! Alice helped him make the flowers. |
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Some keeping...
Copying a passage from Heroes |
Copying the hymn Jesus Paid it All |
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Artist study...
Sketches from memory of Monet's Haystacks, end of Summer |
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Drawing Lessons
practicing contour lines, drawing with one continuous line
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Math...
Multiples of 4 |
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Mapping
with Paddle-to-the-Sea
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Composer Study...
Drawing scenes from Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf while listening to the pieces
one of the hunters |
drawing Peter, with the cat, bird and duck under the tree |
Happy Spring!
Royal, Almanzo & Alice :-) |
Your kids surrounded by TX bluebonnets? This picture is too cute for words, Kristyn! PS I have fallen in love with your blog. Thank you for sharing a piece of your CM world with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Dawn :-)
DeleteIt's always good to hear sweet comments and to know what we are doing is an encouragement to others like y'all are to me!
Love the pond photo, Kristyn. We go "creek walking and critter catching" as we call it, every summer. One of our favorite pastimes. :)
ReplyDeleteActually, I love all the photos. I always enjoy a peek into other families' days; it always inspires me in some way.
Have a great day!
I'd love it if you shared this post to the Keeping Company link-up too, if you don't mind, Kristyn! No pressure, but I'd love for people to see that they can include posts with mostly just photos or a variety of Keeping (and other activities) all at once. I love how you have copywork, mapping, drawn narrations, and more here!
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