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Land Forms and more

October 11, 2011 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

We started our day as normal reading from
10 minute stories

World History

in the world history book we have started learning about mummies. Today we learned about Otzi the Iceman from Italy.

The lad and I have been working on learning what some land forms are.

I made up this copywork sheet for him, which comes from this site. We reviewed what we did yesterday what what the different land forms are. Did some matching. We looked on the world map we had to see if we could find real examples of things like a bay, cape, and so forth.

We also did some math. Not a whole lot, just a wee bit since it is Tuesday. ๐Ÿ™‚

Then out for a walk to do some art. The plan for the walk was to go to the benches by the nursing home and find something we could draw for 5 minutes tops. We talked about line and shading today.

this is what we came up with
the lad
me

Did some work with head of the class as well. And the lad played adventure world on facebook. He has to problem solve his way through a variety of puzzles and complete tasks.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Art, Copywork

Never Felt Better

September 27, 2011 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

Felting….today my lad learned to felt at the Art Museum of London. They have a homeschool art program there.

the program he attended was called

Never Felt Better Children will learn the sculptural technique of wet felting, in which crisscrossed layers of wool are dampened with warm soapy water and agitated by rubbing and rolling, and will experiment with felting around a form to make three dimensional pieces.

about 20 children all told. Some of us parents chose to help. Good thing we did or the singleton teacher would not have coped particularly well with that many students.

The lad had a hoot.

He at first didn’t much like his snake, but later he was quite intrigued by it.
He does DISLIKE intensely the mat that he made. “it doesn’t look like anything mommy”. So we may end up throwing it out.

It was a good experience for us. Next time we’ll try to get there a bit earlier so parking isn’t so expensive.

the next one we’ll go to will be on book binding.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Art, Group Studies, London Art Museum

MathArt

April 21, 2011 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

Was looking at this Math Art class on currclick and learned a couple new terms.

Mandala and Tessellation.

Both are these are math, done in art form.
Not quite for us yet, but it was interesting learning. ๐Ÿ™‚

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Art, math

Playing and Doing Homeschool

April 5, 2011 By Annette1 1 Comment





Our Tuesday generally consist of play, homeschool, play, homeschool and so forth. I normally throw in doing dishes, laundry, and so forth.

We mix it up with some computer time, science time, art work etc. It’s usually a very enjoyable day.

Today we did two lessons in Reading Kingdom. Reading Kingdom uses a whole word approach, I tend to be more of phonetics person, but I see no harm in learning a different way. I figure a varied approach is not always a bad thing. There are good and bad points to each way of learning how to read. We are currently doing a trial period to see how it goes.

We then did two lessons from Head of the Class. This is their kindergarten page. One where I wanted him to do a simple exercise but had to look at the first letter in order to figure out what colour he had to do. For a younger child I would have read the word, but I wanted the lad to sound it out and then make his decision. He did fairly well. It’s called Colours. Then I was wanting to do something kinda artsy cause well.. he’s that type of child. So I saw this one called Stitch and Sew. I expected it to be the normal yarn/shoelace around a pattern…but it was actual needle and thread sewing. The boy was QUITE pleased with himself and showed off his art work to dad. “I did it myself daddy”. I helped for the first bit and around the tricky bits, and we didn’t do the heart as shown in the video..we did a cat. The lad was quite very pleased with himself, and I have to admit, I was quite pleased as well. We talked about the parts of a needle, the thread, I tied in the bible verse about the camel going through the eye of the needle and so forth.

Then we played for a while. ended up going for a walk instead of reading and then cleaning the kitchen. on our walk we met the dirties, They make you act like dirt until
someone uses a machine to make you human again.
Here is the lad being dirt.

The lad also wanted to do his make a pizza program as well. and then we watched the spy next door and played doctor at the same time with a bunch of sick stuffies. ๐Ÿ™‚ Always an interesting day in the life here. ๐Ÿ™‚

just before bed he had fun making leaf creations. He made all sorts of interesting creatures, learning to resize, rotate and just exercise his creative intelligence.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Art, Crafts, Head of the Class, reading, Reading Kingdom, What we Learned Today

Art work and a story

March 30, 2011 By Annette1 Leave a Comment






Justin’s story behind this painting.

two bunnies are running and they are going over the speed limit.
and the police are going over the speed limit too.
Do you know why?

Because there are bad space aliens coming after them from Mars and Jupiter. From Every planet except from earth.

The rock is in front of the sun turning it black.

There are guns shooting through the air at the bunnies.
The bus is trying to get past the bunnies and their car.
The bullets are going in every direction..even after the car!

THEN>>>> do you know how many bullets the alien has in his space gun? A trillion million of them. And he is going to keep shooting them.

the thing that shoots the bullets controls itself. And the space alien can’t stop it until it runs all out of bullets.

There is just one space alien but he has different coloured bullets because sometimes he visits planets and takes stuff off their planets to make his bullets. So some are red and yellow and blue ones.. and they all control themselves. One side shoots yellow and red, and the other side shoots ALL blue. AND he’s even now shooting some bullets toward the sun!!!!

and the driver of the bus is one of the angry birds and he’s talking “oh oh…the sun’s going to burn out one of these days”. And he’s going over the speed limit because he doesn’t want to shot by the bad alien.

Off the picture are some bunnies who have landed their rocket and their rocket is on a meteorite and they forgot their coordinates back to earth. The astronaut(who is the space alien) wants the meteorite to go boom because he wants the bunnies to fall back to earth and fall on a building with a flame thingey on it so that he can take over the world.

— can you catch glimpses of things that have been studied or watched lately? ๐Ÿ™‚ We’ve studied the solar system, watched cats and dogs the movie, played angry birds, Been studying traffic signs and learning about speed limits, … isn’t it fascinating to listen to how it all plays out in a little boys head? ๐Ÿ™‚

____________-
we did some work out of backyard discoveries.

we spent some time at Head of the Class.

and we did some finger painting…. see the story and picture above, the rest of the pictures we did are below.


justin’s sea.

my butterfly

More fun and learning was done with the pizza program. he makes pizzas that he thinks bunnies will like, mice will like and that just maybe cats will like. He thinks and tries hard and then has a pizza party with everyone (all his stuffies). he’s learned now how to make pictures using pizza toppings. He’s doing some really good work. I should scan one in for you all to see. ๐Ÿ™‚

We did some learning here as well. ๐Ÿ™‚

At supper we had a hoot learning some artistic stuff. We went through a couple library books and got out his new art set and had some fun drawing pictures and making stories. It was a good way to spend time together over food. ๐Ÿ™‚

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Art

Teach Art at Home

February 12, 2011 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

looks to be an interesting site.

you can find it here.

Your art instruction resource for self-learners and home schoolers. You will find homeschool art curriculum, online art courses, and free art projects.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Art

Sketch Tuesday – Science

January 28, 2011 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

This week’s assignment due Monday, January 31, 2011:
Sketch something you study in science.

They will be posted next Tuesday at Harmony Art Mom’s site.

We also played an oceans card game.
And practiced writing numbers and letters on a chalk board.

Oh… And we did an experiment inspired by mommy drawing out an experiment we did a while back of how does water and oil affect how things float or sink. When I’m feeling more brain awake I’ll try to write out the experiment and what we found interesting about it.

We had fun just playing as well. Good to do things like that. ๐Ÿ™‚

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Art, Sketch Tuesday

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