Daily Life | Home Education Our Homeschool Week in Pictures A few snapshots to capture our week of learning; a glimpse into our lives to encapsulate the diversity of homeschooling days. Testing Hooke’s Law in pyjamas! And graphing their results (Social distanced!) practising of scenes 1-10 of Dodger – the play they’re producing Maths on the go, whilst waiting for her brother to finish his piano lesson And working on some literary criticism by candlelight in front of a snuggly fire – very Victorian! Learning how to write an application to be part of a team for an exciting new project at the Marlowe Theatre Enjoying getting back to her ballet and modern dance classes And his cricket lesson with Tredders Early morning runs around the village to get the blood pumping! Reading about Isambard Kingdom Brunel And writing a summary of his achievements (Bean10’s) Making marzipan fruit to box up for their friends – perfectly imperfect, made with love! Forming the simple past or preterite tense for Spanish verbs Extending their vocabulary in their Morning Basket time Practising ‘Walking In the Air’ in her singing lesson over Zoom In the midst of story writing Learning how to play Yesterday Making simple Victorian Christmas decorations 🙂 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email
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Lovely, happy, content and full days! I am wondering what the vocabulary book is that you have open? Reply
Thank you! The vocabulary book is called Phenomenal; The Small Book of Big Words by Jonathan Meres. I’d definitely recommend! Reply
Lovely, happy, content and full days! I am wondering what the vocabulary book is that you have open?
Thank you! The vocabulary book is called Phenomenal; The Small Book of Big Words by Jonathan Meres. I’d definitely recommend!
That writing pic by the fire with candles looks so very cozy!
Thank you – we’re getting our hygge on!