And knowing Teacher all-too-well, if this blog were on paper, it'd be in 27 places at once, right now. Thus, one would conclude that the organization of the Homeschool would be better kept in cyberspace... but alas, not all of our doings can make it there. Teacher can only recall what happened by looking at the pictures because Toddler is finding every paper possible to wad into a baseball, and at the same point in time, Student is drawing on every available paper and folding airplanes... so as to where the notes of learning accomplished went to for Thursday, we will never know!
The picture evidence is as follows:
Teacher remembers early morning target practice at the front door, with the world's largest orange rubber band...
Teacher has fixed in her mind the lesson of the phonetic alphabet while simultaneously shooting pool...
Teacher recalls asking Student to read to Toddler as Mascot was nursed...and a faint memory of calmness was detected for the 30 minutes following their reading as the two disappeared upstairs to play reading-motivated airplanes...
Somewhere after violin lesson and during the quiet of Toddler's nap, Teacher walked past Student curling up in a chair for a chapter of Mattie Mae...
Teacher witnessed the smile on a face when giving Toddler a minute of photography opportunity...
Teacher sees the beauty of the Lord and rests in His promise to bring a new season, as well as rhyme and reason to our Homeschool.
Psalm 19:1
The heavens declare the glory of God;
the skies proclaim the work of his hands.
