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Week Eighteen – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. February 9, 2016. February 10, 2016. We worked through three word families today. For “IG”, we drew pictures of pigs (Devin’s is in there somewhere;) and wrote the words in our main lesson books. We played a card game for the “ILL” words. Devin helped write out the cards. He loves these Sharpie metallic paint pens and is always willing to practice writing if I offer them. View all posts by Gretchen. Maggie on Week Two.
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Beginning Oak Meadow 1st Grade, Week One – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. Beginning Oak Meadow 1st Grade, Week One. September 2, 2015. September 6, 2015. I would like to use this blog to document our homeschool journey. I will be posting every few days to share photos of the kids enjoying several different types of activities as we work our way through our curriculum. Devin is currently 6 and Fiona is 3. We’re in our first week of using Oak Meadow grade one. Form drawing has been fun and simp...
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Week Eighteen – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. February 12, 2016. February 12, 2016. Math and Painting Day-. We finished lesson one from Math U See today. We watched the video for the lesson and Devin completed work sheets that he really liked doing. Fiona went on to do today’s worksheets to the best of her ability…twice! View all posts by Gretchen. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Week Eighteen – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. February 16, 2016. Elsa Beskow books are absolutely beautiful and enchanting. I really appreciate that one of her books was the suggested reading for our science topic this week! I shared the magical story of Ollie’s Ski Trip and we each drew a picture in our main lesson books. Devin’s picture is of King Winter sitting in his throne. We also discussed how snowflakes are all different and how snow is made.
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Week Two – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. September 7, 2015. September 10, 2015. We started the day with a walk and happened upon a lovely nature trail right across from our neighborhood. One activity on our list was to outline each other’s bodies and fill in the features and clothing. Devin did mine:) They worked hard at the details. Later, we practiced drawing people in our main lesson books. View all posts by Gretchen. One thought on “ Week Two. I love that ...
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Week One – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. September 4, 2015. We had a park date with friends today but managed our curriculum work pretty well! I drew a calendar for Devin last night and we discussed and added the month’s holidays and special occasions this morning. He practiced printing this week’s letters a bit. We talked about the seasons and the season we’re in as well as the season we’re heading into. Off to the park! View all posts by Gretchen. Fill in yo...
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Week Nineteen – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. February 16, 2016. We are now entering the third quarter of our Oak Meadow curriculum! I’m proud that we’ve made it this far and that we are having such a nice time with it still:). Our fish were swimming in the sea he painted last week:). For the other two word families, he spelled and wrote them down and drew a picture from the story for one of them. I’m so impressed with his drawing for this one. You are commenting u...
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Week Nineteen – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. February 20, 2016. I chose to add in social studies lessons for this quarter from our Oak Meadow curriculum. I’ve been leaving it out for a while since Devin wasn’t ready for the content surrounding maps last quarter. Today I shared another Elsa Beskow book recommended in the curriculum, Pelle’s New Suit. Pelle worked hard and did lots of trading to create a new suit for himself. View all posts by Gretchen. Address neve...
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Week Nineteen – Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks
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Through The Meadow, Into The Oaks. Our journey through nature inspired homeschooling. February 20, 2016. February 24, 2016. Math and Painting Day-. So far, math lessons are very easy for Devin but that makes him feel really good. We watched a one minute introduction on DVD today and he worked through his worksheets, using the manipulative blocks. I’ve looked ahead and we will soon be in uncharted territory, that he has never experienced before;) I appreciate the simple and gentle start here.
