Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Day 319 - Reindeer Ranch Time

Today, we joined other homeschooling families from our area and went to a very cool Reindeer Ranch!  The kids learned a ton of stuff about reindeer from the Ranch's owner.  (Do you know the difference between an antler and a horn?  OR, did you know that both female and male reindeer have antlers?) 

The kids had a great time!  I however, stood there and froze.  lol  I know, surprise, surprise!




Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Day 318 - Plant Life Learning, Pt 2

Remember our plant tins from a few days ago?  Well, when you water them and stick them out in the sun and all, they grow!  It's pretty amazing!  The kids are fascinated!

(Carsten's 'C')

(Tyrus' 'T')

(Alexis' 'A')

Monday, November 15, 2010

Day 317 - Our Family

Carsten informed me today that he'd drawn a picture of all five of us.  Who do you think each of us are?  Maybe I should ask him.  :)

Gotta love it!

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Day 316 - She's Gorgeous, What Can I Say?

Alexis begged me to buy her this cute shirt the other night from the Second Childhood store.  I have to say now that I'm glad I did.  She looked stunning in it tonight when it was time for church!




Saturday, November 13, 2010

Day 315 - Scrapbooking / Stamping / Oh, My!



We'd planned for a few weeks now to use this day to scrapbook and make cards. After a lovely breakfast at Uncle Earnie's the guys took Tyrus to basketball, and us ladies stayed back and played with paper. It was fun.




Friday, November 12, 2010

Day 314 - Story Time

We baked cookies today!  My ILs and Aunt Sherrie came over and we had a great time.  At one point, I saw that Grandpa was reading to Carsten so of course, I had to snap a picture.  I love it.


Thursday, November 11, 2010

Day 313 - Veteran's Day

I showed the kids a small video about Veteran's Day and then we talked a lot about what it means to us and our family.  Afterwards, we decided to make American Flags as a craft.  All I have to say is thank the Lord for my scrapbooking star paper punch!  It was a lifesaver!