:)
Waterfalls, first
and then
eventually
fish (began, at least) to put upon them.Game after game of Capture the Flag.
The supercute made-up version, which includes funny hiding places and adaptations.Prehistory in the sandbox. As usual.
Ladybug
Magic School Bus Dinosaur game
To the library!
And then out bike riding...
until the rains came.
Closed the windows (it's gotten cold out there) and snuggled in with George's Secret Key to the Universe.
Looked through library books, and read about Helen Keller in Ladies First - 40 Daring Women Who Were Second to None.
Really Wild Animals: Secret Weapons
Mmmm, guitar sounds are strumming in the next room, how lovely....
I'm not sure what else the day holds.
Maybe books.
Maybe library videos.
Maybe Bill Nye, or maybe a hulu or Nova.
Dunno.
Whatever works...
'Night, then.
Gorgeous waterfalls and I just love the pile of giggling children!
ReplyDeleteThose giggling kids are so darling!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, what fun creative days you have! Love the waterfalls and spin art!
ReplyDeleteThose waterfalls certainly do look good. A game of 'Capture the flag' sounds like excellent fun too.
ReplyDeleteHow are you liking George's Secret Key to the Universe??? My library hasn't got it yet.... ;(
ReplyDeleteOoh I'm thinkin' a salad spinner is in our future!!
Tara - I'll know today if we'll keep reading it. We read the first four chapters, and if we can get through chapter five today enthusiastically, I think we'll be alright.
ReplyDeleteWe'll see.
I am loving the waterfall paintings!!! What inspired you to try that and what materials did you use? was it just paint?
ReplyDeletethey look so "monet" like! (wish you had more pictures)! Have you read the Lawrence Alhot art book series? we just read Van Gogh and the sunflowers and painted our own! :)
Beautiful Art!!!!!
Birdy- It's coming!
ReplyDeleteWe'll finish them up today and show you the final result, and maybe a tutorial, too. They were lots of fun.