Homeschooling to give our children roots to ground them and wings to help them fly
This post contains all the work we have done for our multi-age continent study. Week 1: Antarctica: Resources Week 2:Continue Reading
I remember my Dad dropping Shackleton’s name into the conversation often when I was little. He was, quite rightly, veryContinue Reading
At the beginning of this study I had been looking forward to making an official Antarctica Continent box. I haveContinue Reading
Most of our information had come from reading ‘Polar Explorers for kids’ out loud. This book is divided into ArcticContinue Reading
Antarctica doesn’t have the diversity of wildlife that other continents have. Those animals which are able to survive the sub-zeroContinue Reading
I really do feel that we made the most of our one day of snow! The older ones played inContinue Reading
If you read yesterday’s post you will know that we created an Antarctica Research Lab, in which the girls hadContinue Reading
One of the things I really wanted to do during our Antarctica study was make an Antarctica Research Laboratory. OurContinue Reading
Last week the children focused their attentions on the reasons for exploring. I used blank print out maps from HomeContinue Reading
As part of our study of Antarctica we made a fairly detailed cookie map of this icy continent. I gave theContinue Reading