Over the summer we have been having more relaxed "mini" lessons to get Erin into the swing of things. We have decided to incorporate the Letter of the Week from the Confessions of a Homeschooler blog into our weekly curriculum. You should check it out if you have little ones and are not too sure where to begin. It is a great tool to follow when just learning what and how you want to teach. We are studying the K4 lessons so that Erin will be ready for Kinder in the fall.
Yesterday we went to Sea World like most summer days but we studied the fish and the dolphins for our art project. We made little clay figurines and will be painting them next week once they set.
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I will posted updated pictures once they dry. Who knew the kiddies were so creative! (ok, maybe I helped a little :) )
Love the clay figurines! You can easily use a Montessori approach with your unit studies by putting materials on trays or in baskets on low shelves. That way you can include any activities for coordination and practical life (daily living) along with your unit study activities (and any other activities you want to add). And your girls can choose which activities they want to repeat. It sounds like you're off to a great start with your unit studies! Have fun! :)
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