Since I have been without my camera for the last month or so I am pretty behind on our WIR pics. I thought I would post what I do have and anticipate a fresh start after the New Year since I got a very awesome New camera from my darling hubby for Christmas, Yay!!
So here is our catching up pics, enjoy!
WEEK 11
WEEK 12
I have been trying to change our habits since my son was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes two years ago. I have been looking into herbal remedies and whole foods but have not been able to learn enough to be comfortable with applying what I have learned. It is a seemingly overwhelming amount of information.
I was so thrilled to be able to look over Vintage Remedies For Kids. What better way to learn about these things than by starting at the beginning with the very basics. Geared toward the ages of 2-6, Vintage Remedies For Kids is divided into three sections.
I have to admit I am awful at math. No really it’s true! I know what you are saying, how do I teach my children if I am so absolutely not a mathematical person? Well the truth is my kids are way better at doing math than me, so either they are little geniuses or I must be doing something right. I prefer to think it’s me!
However, back to reality, it is not me. It is some of the awesome math products we have used over the years to help me make learning math something they like. It’s true my kids love math. One of the more recent products we have used to help encourage that love is Fractazmic by I See Cards.
I love art and my children always have so much fun when we do art lessons. However, one area I find so difficult to teach is the history part of art. Incorporating it into our lessons is usually not very successful and admittedly the first thing we tend to leave out when we are in a time crunch.
Enter a curriculum that has just made my entire year! Artistic Pursuits sent us the first book of their High School level art course to review and I am so thrilled.
