A rosy morning

April 19th, 2005 by Sarah

Has been a bit of a classic newspaper article home ed morning today. Haven’t even had time for a coffee, so must go and get one asap. At one point I had both girls around the dining room table working on miniature books for their lapbooks, and Joe on my knee reading books to me. Abbie’s done a little flap book about the differences between male and female ducks, and Anna’s done a bug lifecycle one. Nothing too taxing, but it was nice that they enjoyed working on them. We had already made coloured chocolates (a bit disastrous, that, so the less said the better!). They have now all given up and gone off to gamecube, and I’m sitting here printing pictures for Abigail from sites we’ve looked at together. Need a better printer though, they are rubbish, which is somewhat frustrating.

Duck links that Abbie and I used for her duck lapbook, here in case I need them again:
Wildfowling Magazine
Pets online pictures
Different Duck species

Steve’s due home for lunch sometime soonish, we’re planning a maths afternoon before heading out for cello lessons. And this is about as typical a day as any other, so it does happen like this sometimes in our house, anyway. Must get on and clear up and cook … we have re-instigated the Dinner Winner badge when we’re all together for a meal and it is working again.

5 Responses to “A rosy morning”

  1. jax Says:

    Take pictures! I am taking pictures… ;) So far I have Big in jamas building bizarre creatures, Big in jamas building card houses, Big playing extraordinary game in garden and Small blurred and smiling at the camera as every time I get it out he runs towards it doh.

  2. Sarah Says:

    nah, too late, it’s all packed away already! Look forward to seeing yours later though :)

  3. Allie Says:

    What is a ‘dinner winner’ badge? Maybe the answer is somewhere back in your blog but I guess I missed it!

    It sounds very peaceful and industrious at your place.

  4. Sarah Says:

    Allie, it’s just a badge that we used for a while to reward good behaviour at the table. It was a bit of a standing joke here for a while …

  5. Roslyn Says:

    I didn’t win it when we came to lunch. obviously very bad table manners;-)

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