Wandering through life one season at a time
Unless you have enough kids to form your own sports team, a formal Physical Education plan can be a bit tricky for homeschoolers. There are plenty of Homeschool PE ideas here to get you & your kids up and running.
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My 3 youngest will be studying weather throughout the year, so I have started gathering great websites & fun projects for them.
They are housed in my Weather Pinterest Board.
More pins to come!!
~*~ Re Morgan ~*~
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I love to decorate the house each September with the kids’ craft projects. By the end of the month, our house is a blaze of reds, oranges, and yellows!
Our foliage doesn’t start changing until the end of October, so a swirl of Autumn leaves is usually our first craft.
We will be choosing from these beauties:
Source: vanessachristenson.com via Amy T @ Are We There Yet? on Pinterest
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Source: myowlbarn.com via Amy T @ Are We There Yet? on Pinterest
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Which one is your favorite?
I kept seeing ads for the new What’s in the Bible? series, but I didn’t really give it much thought. It was when I started reading rave reviews on trusted blogs that my interest level rose a bit. I jumped at the chance to review Volume1!
What’s in the Bible? is created by Phil Vischer, of Veggie Tales fame. Unlike the silly Veggie Tales stories, this series walks through the Bible and shows how all of the characters fit together into one redemptive story.
Make no mistake, this series is ridiculous..and we loved it!
This is pretty much how it went the night we watched: An odd little character would appear onscreen and sing an odd little song – -we would look at each other with eyebrows raised, saying phrases like “What in the world?” and “That is so bizarre!” – – then, after a moment of silence, we would burst out laughing!!
All silliness aside, the kids were actually learning something…important things! I even learned a thing or two about church history.
The What’s in the Bible? site has lots of great activities:
Some of the viewpoints on free will didn’t really mesh with what we teach, but we used it as a conversation starter to reinforce what and why we believe.
We liked them so much that I bought the whole series. And since they go along with the free Bible Roadtrip study that we are doing, I can justify the cost as part of our curriculum budget. 😉
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Have fun learning your Bible!!
I was selected for participation in this review and given the What’s in the bible DVD as a member of The Homeschool Lounge Review Team. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
