~Kids played computer & Wii.
~Clipboards – E found some letters on his wordsearch, M wrote out her spelling words and more.
~I found some cool videos at the Colonial Williamsburg site which Margie declared boring so they must have lots of good education in them. Elliott and I enjoyed the Drums and Fifes.
~Errand day! Bank, vacuuming out the car and then off to Trader Joes where the hunger, humidity and INSANE kids made me feel extra tired. And then Elliott lost his balloon. He was so sad, it made my heart cry. And Margie cried I think because she felt responsible for it. Luckily we were right outside and were able to easily get another one. And luckily Trader Joe’s balloons are biodegradable so Mother Earth can rest a bit easier (assuming no birds try to eat the baloon or anything).
Margie
She is seven and full of spirit. She reads voraciously, knows her math, and is in speech therapy to help her words come out clearly. We use a charter homeschooling program which provides us with many opportunities in the way of classes and supplies. Elliott
My four-year-old had a pretty significant language delay and has been in programs since he was 18 months old to keep an eye on it. He's gaining in leaps and bounds, but we keep our eyes on him, even though he is not currently in speech. He knows all the letters and sounds and is beginning to read. He knows all his numbers up to 20 or so and all his colors and shapes - including octagon! He loves puzzles, books and his train set. They Might be Giants is his favorite band.Archives
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