She turned 1 . . .

• and the boys made her birthday educational.

• Character training . . .

loyalty thru the Great Horned Owl.

A very proud 3-year old showed me his work. 

• Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf.

• A visit from a large bird.

• Learning how to make Mom’s coffee – probably the most important lesson all week.  {Grin.}

• Copywork and narration

• Math

• Phonics

• Tuttles Apple Orchard . . . which is a whole post in itself

• Practicing hospitality . . . preparing for a baby shower

• cleaning with natural ingredients

• working on our walnuts

• Bible study with the Engineer

What did you do?  To see the original Elementary Round Up post, click here.  To view other options, click here.

If you don’t have a blog to link up with . . . leave a comment and tell us what your family did in the Learning Room!

Guidelines:

1. Write a blog post about your elementary aged child(ren), first through sixth grade, comprising the activities you did the past week.  You can include pictures, bullet points, tools used, learning gained, God moments, etc.   Or it can simply be a new thing Mom learned.
2. Be sure to include a link back to my blog.  By doing so, other like-minded readers can hang out in a central location if they are looking for Elementary School ideas.   Publish your post and then head back to my site. 
3. Provide the exact link (URL) of the Elementary Round-UP blog post you wrote, not your blog’s home address, through the provided Linky.
4. Optional:   I would love it if you grabbed my blog button over on the side. 
5. You can combine this with other meme’s if that helps you to save time (as long as it is OK with the other blog owner).

BIG IMPORTANT HEART MOMENT:  This isn’t a blog post to WOW other moms . . . the point of this is to help YOU document on YOUR blog what you and your child(ren) are learning.  My link-up is only to provide some accountability.  I won’t come and leave nasty comments on your blog if you don’t link up.

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