So these photos are just bits and pieces from this month that don't fit any other posts. (I'm determined to begin my week caught up with the blog.)
I was chatting with my backdoor neighbor a couple of weeks ago. She was kind to offer the kids a morning snack (as any good grandma would do:) and the subject of snakes came up. I assured her that we had never seen a snake in our yard. That afternoon I was in my bedroom when one of the kids came running into the house yelling, "MOM! MOM! There's a snake in our yard! And it's BIG!" I went outside (camera in hand as any good mom would do) and this is what I saw.
I politely told him that we did not want him and that he could go visit the nice grandma behind us.
H made a button lamp in co-op while I was on the cruise. It sat around the house for a while so one evening I suggested they all go outside with Dad to light it. After it burned for about a half hour, she finally ran water over it to put it out. It was a fun experience for them. (Thanks, co-op teachers!)
We have been part of a small science co-op this spring. We only meet every 2 or 3 weeks but the kids have learned quite a bit about botany. I taught the week we were learning about stems so this was one of the experiments. I've tried this before and it didn't work. I was not putting enough food coloring in the water. It worked quite nicely this time and my kids "got it".
My friend, Kristi, has been helping H with some sewing. This day they were working on the last piece of her "Laura dress" before the musical.
H has learned quite a bit about pinning, cutting and putting pieces together.
Naturally, this is the fun part. The fabric was not cooperative so Kristi was having to help her.
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