We did a unit study on Japan using FIAR books for three weeks. We rowed through Grass Sandals, Grandfather's Journey, and A Pair of Red Clogs.
Below are the children's Haikus.
Tom Sawyer's ~
rocks at the bottom
water falling off a cliff
hot dinosaurs drink
Goldilocks' ~
two dogs play in grass
the day is warm and sunny
to dogs play with toys
Little Red Ridinghood's ~
Lincoln Logs are fun
she plays with them everyday
she loves Lincoln Logs
We also finished a great lapbook on Johnny Appleseed. I am glad that we are enjoying lapbooking and that my children are still learning so much in this very busy season. We only have three more weeks of school.
The wonderful news is that Tom Sawyer is showing noticeable improvement with his special diet. His face is free of strange color changes and his mood is much improved. He is being very cooperative with the diet. I am really proud of him. It is so hard for him to give up his favorite foods. I am keeping him out of all grocery stores, since it is painful for him to see all of the foods (even gluten-free ones) that he no longer can eat. The diet is easier for all of us to handle with such marked improvement so quickly.
Blessings,
Dawn
Praise God on the positive changes with the diet!!! I'm sure that helps to handle the difficulty of having to do it at all. (((Dawn))) You are an awesome mom!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are having fun with your lapbooks too. We go in cycles too. You have to pick and choose sometimes, don't you?
Hugs,
Leslie
PS Yes, it is a workbox system and it works well for us. I've posted about it some in the past - maybe 2 years ago, but not much since then.
We loved rowing "A Pair of Red Clogs" -- such great literature... not "twaddle". ;-)
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We love lapbooking. This year has not been a lap book year though. Its a great system and I love seeing how each of the kids gets creative with the same topic.
ReplyDeleteSo glad Tom Sawyer is doing so well!! Praying that he will continue to improve! Have a wonderful week!
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