I am useless at keeping these blogs of mine up-to-date. I think perhaps I have too many on the go at once, along with a million other things that I'm involved with. Anyway, I'm going to try and keep this one up along with maybe two others. We'll see how we go! Doing a project on Africa today, so will be posting up the outcome of that in the very near future, along with some field trip reports!
Let's hope 2011 is a good one. :)
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Isabella and her grandmother demonstrate that pink is the new black
A homeschooling family since 2005, this is a place to share our thoughts, ideas, projects and just our adventures in general!
"It is generally accepted that children and adults learn most effectively in a variety of ways, that we have as human beings a range of differentiated learning styles."
Educational Links
- Arts&Crafts4Kids
- BBC Lesson Plans/Games
- BBC Solar System Jigsaw
- CoolMath4Kids
- Education Otherwise
- Geograhpy4Kids
- Hubble Space Telescope
- Kids Astronomy
- Kids Natural History
- Kids Past
- Lapbook Lessons
- Museum of London
- Open Learn
- RSPB
- Show Me
- The Geffrye Museum
- The Great Fire of London
- The Maths Factor
- Times Tables
- Top Marks
- WeatherWizKids
- Wits End Curriculum Solutions
- Woodlands Resources
"I never teach my pupils; I only attempt to provide the condition in which they can learn" - Albert Einstein
Isabella and her grandmother demonstrate that pink is the new black
Home Education offers opportunities for play, experimentation, and on a basic level, for walking around, sitting on the floor and standing up. Children are more free to move – no small thing for a child who finds sitting at the same desk in the same position every day an effort which distracts from learning.
Followers
"Having the freedom to walk a bit more, have a bit more space, spread out into this environment is so conducive to learning. It's very special."
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