Our belated Presidents Day was lots of fun. After Saara's ballet class the kids played at a park until they were all out of breath and were so ready to go home. The kids met up with some other homeschooled children who had come to the playground during their lunch break. That was neat.
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| A little snack before they headed off to the swings. |
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| I am thankful that neither Andrew nor Saara are shy when making new friends. |
Our school day today was mainly reviewing of a lot of the materials we have been covering recently. We did read on some and kept up with our curriculum, but no new major topics were tackled. Like in history we are still learning about Michelangelo and will do so for a few more days. In LA, Andrew is practicing more brainstorming and drawing up idea webs for writing purposes. Saara is still listening to missionary stories from the Asia region. In his reading practice, Andrew started a second book about Abraham Lincoln's life. And so on, and so on. A steady day.
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| So. Book 1 is done. Onto Book 2. |
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| This is what Saara does while Andrew is finishing up his class. 750 piece Disney Kinkade puzzle. Single handed. |
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| "Mom, what do you think of this?" I could not stop laughing. A very visual 'lightbulb moment'. At the time Andrew was writing his very own first book about snakes. |
