We made a book!

 

Tama and I came up with a list of things that he can do together. Then we went and took the photos together with Kieran as a slightly unwilling participant being the only other person in the house to get kissed and cuddled. I pulled all Tama's ideas and my photos together in photoshop* and in 10 days time for the grand sum of $10 we'll have the complete 6x8 inch photobook awaiting us for pick-up at Big W.  (* You could easily do this project without photoshop- just using the photobook editing tools online).

 

  

 

Workbooks

We don't have a whole heap of workbooks but we do have a few for practice simply because there's no point in doing the work if someone has already gone to all the effort. We use workbooks for Spelling, Maths, Handwriting and language (eg conventions, punctuation etc). 

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This week on the home school web...

I need to translate to Australian the ingredients for this Super Easy Gold Slime.

I need to do this visual schedule it will help both me and Will!

And taking note of these tips for highly sensitive parents will also be very helpful!

If you have a small person who you think may need speech therapy to articulate some sounds (as we do) then this is a handy article with the basics.

Book marking this Audio book I think Will might enjoy: George and the Big Bang

If you are an Australian Based Home Educator then HEN (Home Education Network) is a great resource- it's Victoria Based- but you don't have to be.

Decimal sets for making tens.

 Montessori Golf Tee Clock

Golden Decimal Beads

 Wooden miniatures - there's one for every letter of the alphabet- but I can imagine some other cool uses for them.

Fraction circle sets. 

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