Due to some pathological need I have to complete a subject before I feel I can fully move on to the next one, you may have noticed I have been posting madly all week about the Arctic unit we have been doing. I had been trying to school plan the littles’ summer but was completely unable to because we hadn’t fully completed the Arctic work. We have now, thank goodness, which means I can now focus on their summer. Here is the whole of the unit all in one place:
Week one: Arctic Circle Unit Study: Resources
Week Three: Antarctica verses Arctic
Week Four: FIAR: Owl Moon and Alaska
Week Five: FIAR: Stopping by woods and Norway
Week Six: FIAR: Katy and the Big Snow and Greenland
Week Seven: FIAR: Very Last First Time and Canada
Week Eight: FIAR: Snowflake Bentley and the Arctic Circle
Week Nine: Make Ice Cream in a Bag
Week ten: Dr Seuss School – Ice is Nice
Further Polar Activities: 
Further Inspiration: https://www.pinterest.com/5scalliwags/arctic-and-antarctic/
I’ve enjoyed this unit. Thanks for collecting the posts altogether. We’ll be using this next year
No problems, it’s my pleasure!
Whereas I seem to be constitutionally uncapable of completing something before moving on to the next big thing.
Lol! We’re all different!
I loved reading along on this unit. What a fun time you all had together.
Blessings, Dawn
Thank you Dawn
This was a great unit, Claire. I know everyone learned a lot and had lots of fun. You can’t ask for more than that.
Have a lovely weekend. We are expecting our first 100 degree day tomorrow.
:(( (I am thankful that is nearly the end of July and we are just now having our first 100.)
I feel so behind in looking at your blog. It has been busy around here lately. The girls come home from camp tomorrow. They have been in Louisiana for a week. Evan and Daddy were at scout camp in June, and I have been planning our year. After eleven years of formal home schooling, this is the first year where I have the entire year planned for every subject except one, and it is outlined. Now we will see if I can stay on track.
Well done, I know how much work that takes!
I can’t believe the 100 degrees. We’re barely at 63! I hope you survive – I’m not sure I would!
This unit looked like so much fun. I wish I had littles too!
Thanks Christy 🙂