Three things that are worth sharing, totally unrelated, but all worth sharing.
First: I have been enjoying learning the Shorter Catechism with the boys. We have been using lessons that we found online here. We love it! I have been going to Kidzone to print pages for Samuel to trace printed and Benjamin to trace cursive copies of the questions and answers. I was happy with it at first, but the past few months I have been getting pop-ups and having problems getting the pages printed. I am enough of a cheapskate not to actually purchase software to print worksheets. Yes, I know that is pathetic. But now I have come across a sight that I can print trace pages or pages for copy work, that also has math, geography and other things along with it. It is called Worksheetworks. . No pop-ups or times where the page freezes up and refuses to print. Happy and Cheap. That's me.
Samuel did something today that has the potential to be very embarrassing. We were walking home after church. Samuel took off and to the door way before us. Mark and I were talking and I looked up and said, "Where did Samuel go?" We looked for him and it seemed like he had disappeared. Then he came from behind a tree. He had to go the bathroom, and the door was locked so he found a tree. In the front yard. The front yard that is attached to the church parking lot. Nobody said anything about seeing him. Maybe nobody did. We had a talk about not *going* in the front yard. How did we have such a redneck son?
I have a new workout routine. If the physical activity is not enough, the political garbage of listening to Obama will turn my stomach to the point where I can't eat. I should lose weight either way.
The Joy of Learning about Space
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When a child looks up and sees the small dots of light shimmering against
the night sky, the moon shifting over the earth or the sun setting on the
horiz...
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4 comments:
I am only seeing questions 1-28 on the Catechism devotions site....am I missing something?
So...boys and peeing...
I think when Andrew was 7, he was outside playing and Rebekah came running it to tell me that he was peeing on the porch. When I questioned him as to why in the world he did that?!?! he replied that he didn't want to come inside. ACK! He has also peed on the driveway, but he was 3 or 4 then.
And he is my oldest, the responsible, sensible one. When Spunkster stops wearing a diaper...I shudder to think!
~Annemarie
I am so sad that this site only goes to 28. I love the way it is set up for learning. We are on 24 this week, so after that....who knows. We might just have to use Training Hearts Teaching Minds. I love that book, but I think that the lessons we are using is more geared for the younger crowd.
We never had much an issue of peeing in bad places before we moved out to the boonies. Well, I take that back. Nathaniel tried to pee on an electrical outlet after his bath one day when he was potty training. Thank goodness we had plug covers on them!!!
Where would we be without free printable pages from one site or other?
I had a problem where we used to live with the neighbor boy dropping trow and using a tree when he just lived next door! I had to remind Caleb that I didn't want him "using it" outside.
And I can't even watch the news anymore if Obama is on there. I refuse to call him president. I know, I know. I'm being disrespectful, but whatever!
I love free!!!
Oh, yuck!! A neighbor kid??? It is bad enough to see my own son doing that, but someone else? ICK
The news is just depressing lately.
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