The kids have gotten really excited about the class after seeing a few of the things I've done, so I decided to give them a little mini lesson. They did a great job, and painted little works of art.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Sketching and Watercolor
Friday, October 7, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
Penny Market
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Opened House
Strange, but true: Naomi had school on a Saturday. She did get to sleep in a little bit, but had to be there at 8:30. Her school had an opened house, or "a day with an opened door". There were all kinds of activities going on in the school. She took the little boys on a little tour and did a few stations with them. There was freshly made apple juice, a stand of things the kids had made for sale and honey that the bees at the school made. Hard to believe that next year Eyan will be there too.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Pow-Wow
Once everyone is sitting down and has been served we begin our Pow-Wow. What is a Pow-Wow? Pow is something that was bad about your day, something that was disagreeable, and a Wow is something good, exciting, or funny.
For awhile we were going from youngest to oldest, but now we are starting with Dad, and making our way down the line.
Here is our Pow-Wow today: (Martin is out of town)
Mine: My Pow it that our dryer won't be fixed until Monday, and my Wow is that I got out the fall decorations.
Naomi: Pow is that there was a pop quiz in Science, and her Wow was that her teacher was really nice today.
Eyan: Wow was that he got to go to the farm and pick up milk, his Pow was that the little baby kittens ran away and he didn't get to hold them.
Silus: Wow was that he got to build a Lego airplane on the computer and then build it with Legos. Pow was the first thing he built didn't work.
Toben: Sang a song for us for his Pow-Wow. It's a German song about going on the train. Some nights he does it, and other nights he changes it up, but he still participates in his own little 3 year old way.
Have a Pow-Wow at your dinner table tonight!
Special thanks to Lisa Barnett, who shared her family tradition with us. We miss your beautiful family!
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