There is something captivating about running your fingers through rice or some other small material. I totally understand why sensory bins are so popular with young kids. I love to run my fingers through them, so I'm sure little kids would love this. That's why I wanted to figure … [Read more...]
11th grade books made into movies
One of my most disturbing required reading books was read in 11th grade. Their Eyes Were Watching God, by Zora Neale Hurston. With 20 years distance I'm not entirely sure what bothered me about it, but it did. In all honesty, I didn't enjoy much of my required reading in 11th … [Read more...]
May 2020 homeschooling in review
Well, I'm starting this post on May 14, which means I'm not doing quite so well at this weekly updating thing. But the days kind of all smash together after awhile, and it can be tricky to remember what day is what. As I finish this up on May 31, things are a little bit better on … [Read more...]
Quacks of Quedlinburg game review
Quarantine is loosening up here in Texas, and so our usual gaming friends gave us a call and said, "How about a board game night?" We, of course, said, "Yes, what are we playing?" They had gotten a few new games since we'd last played together, a couple of fun fast games that are … [Read more...]
Nebraska state study
Heading into our Nebraska State Study I knew Nebraska was the cornhusker state. Aaaaaannnnnd that's it. I went into research mode and found some cool events and fun ideas. Then I checked my library and found half a dozen or so books, and put together our Nebraska state study for … [Read more...]
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