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Art Day – Perspective

February 28, 2011 by

Today we were focusing on perspective which… um… helped us all keep perspective. Just about 😆 As days go, it was one of the ones which we all found a bit tough, due to tiredness, but as it happened, some really good artwork appeared, which goes to show it is worth persevering 🙂 We started […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Exploring Artists, Home Education, Photos Tagged With: art projects for kids, drawing 3D buildings, learning to draw 3D shapes, perspective drawing with kids, perspective line drawing

Two Art Days, a Latin Day & a Dog

February 27, 2011 by

Help! I’m all behind on home ed blogging again. We’ve been busy and active and out and about but with one thing and another, I’ve not caught up. By the end of this week there will have been more busy-ness, so I better try and whisk through. We’ve done two full art days to catch […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Creative Every Day, Fimo Models, Home Education, Photos, Science, Spring Crafts Tagged With: architecture art, art projects for home ed, being creative, biology lessons, fimo keyrings, fimo models, fimo party favours, science for kids, valentines art

Believe what you will

February 24, 2011 by

Writing Prompt: 2. How have your belief systems changed through your lifetime? How do they compare to when you were a child? What new beliefs have you discovered? What old ones have you let go of, and why? For the Sleep is for the Weak Writing Workshop. I’m 7 and reciting Old Testament, New Testament […]

Filed Under: Thinking, Uncategorized, Writing Tagged With: belief, blind faith, Christianity, cosmic supply, faith, family, life, looking for faith, nature, no faith, religion, universe

5 things I would like my children to know about me

February 23, 2011 by

Written for the Friday Club Carnival. Whist. There is a thing. What 5 things would I like my children to know about me? I can think of lots of things I would prefer them NOT to know about me, though I can see there will be a time when I’ll have to tell them those […]

Filed Under: Being a Parent, Children & Grief, Home Education, Thinking, Writing Tagged With: about me, being a parent, fridayclub, things to tell my children

Polymer Clay Book Suggestions

February 21, 2011 by

As you know, I love to make Fimo Models. I’m busy resurrecting my lovely Fimo-Ideas blog and while I’m at it, I’ve done a set of book suggestions for using Fimo & Sculpey. There is an aStore and a list, in rough order of simplicity to use, of my favourite polymer clay books. I expect […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Book Reviews, Fimo Models Tagged With: book suggestions, easy fimo books, fimo, fimo models, polymer clay, polymer clay books, polymer clay suggestions, sculpey

Suit Yourself Day

February 14, 2011 by

Family life is such a tricky balance; family life when there is such a weight of grief in it, when six people have got so many things to process and recover from and have such varied needs is, well, tricky at times. Grief, combined with the complexities of an important relationship in our family coming […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Children & Grief, Creative Every Day, Fimo Models, Knitting & Sewing, Photos Tagged With: crafts, drawing poems, family time, fimo models, groovy girls clothes, home, jabberwocky, living, making dolls, making dolls clothes, making fimo models, pokemon, polymer clay

Mourning Time

February 12, 2011 by

In six weeks time, it should be my son’s first birthday. Whatever seconds have passed, whatever the minutes, the hours, the days, the weeks and the months have been like this year, they have passed and now it is nearly Spring. It is nearly a year since that first newborn breath failed to happen, nearly […]

Filed Under: Creative Every Day, Freddie, Writing Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, grief, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death

If you are right, you are almost certainly wrong.

February 11, 2011 by

When I was a teenager, a fairly constant refrain from my mother was “one day, you’ll be having this conversation/argument/rant with your children and you’ll suddenly realise I was right!” It was.. very… irritating. It’s a stand point from which a child has no come back and can’t offer any sort of an opinion. Without […]

Filed Under: Being a Parent, Uncategorized, Writing

Chinese New Year Activities

February 5, 2011 by

In the midst of a busy week (and next week is the same) the girls and I thought we would revisit China and spend some time exploring Chinese New Year. We’ve not ‘done’ it for ages, certainly not so that Amelie or Josie would remember, so doing some finding out and crafting seemed a good […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Fimo Models, Hama Beads, History etc, Home Education, Photos, Spring Crafts Tagged With: chinese fimo models, chinese new year, chinese new year crafts, chinese new year polymer clay crafts, fimo dragon pendant, fimo models, hama bad tangrams, hama beads, hinese hama bead patterns, tangrams

Making T-Shirts – By Fran

February 3, 2011 by Max

For Christmas this year I decided to take it one step further with my Sisters and Mums presents. At the beginning of December I had to go into my parents unit to get a birthday present for my friend and I saw a name of a business that caught my interest (Which I will mention […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Fran, Photos Tagged With: designing t-shirts, home ed ICT design project, home ed project, work experience for home ed child

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