Time for my kids' favorite day of the week, Tuesday. Independent Project Tuesday has been a smashing success so far.
Today: Ace discovered a re-use of a dog food bag by designing and sewing up a letterbox sit-upon. It has a pocket for a logbook, and a strap, so it is easy to carry. But the main benefit is that it makes a nice, clean place to sit when letterboxing, so you don't get all muddy or dirty.
Deuce created a recipe (and tested it out!) for chocolate-mint cupcakes. Right now they are filling the house with a really yummy aroma, while they wait to cool, and she can frost them with some buttercream frosting.
Three began working on a Brownie Try-it, a sewing badge, by making sewing/lacing cards of animals. She cut them out of a Your Big Backyard magazine, stuck them to cardboard, laminated them, and then punched holes so they could be laced with yarn.
Jack O'Hearts and Little Four have been testing the cupcake batter and the lacing cards. But now they are out side playing in a big puddle.
Additionally, Deuce and I played a game of Wholes: The Game to practice adding fractions. You can find directions to make it here.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Independent Work Tuesday
Posted by Sharon at 11:23 AM
Labels: family, Homeschool, independent project Tuesday, ramblings
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