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Incidental Education

December 22, 2010 by

We’re sitting at the table doing pin craft and Amelie wants to know if there will ever be a third world war. We talk about that a bit, how things have changed since Max and I were growing up, how then it wasn’t that long since WW2 and that had been not so long after […]

Filed Under: Home Education, Uncategorized Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, Home Education, home schooling, teaching children at home

Remembering Remembrance Day

November 20, 2010 by

Zoe very kindly spent the morning with my children so I could go to work as we had some things that needed both of us to do. Between us we’d come up with a couple of crafts to do that would keep on the theme and inspire them, we hoped, to think about the day […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Autumn Crafts, Fimo Models, History etc, Home Education Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, fimo poppy craft, Home Education, home schooling, November 11th, paper poppy crafts, poppy crafts, poppy field craft, remembrance day, remembrance day crafts, rubert brookes, teaching children about remembrance day, teaching children at home, the soldier poem

Public Announcement and a Giveaway :)

November 20, 2010 by

I wouldn’t normally do this on here but many of my blog readers have been massive supporters of our shops (indeed without our friends, they would never have got off the ground) and I need some help with something. I’ve no idea if this will work but I’m doing it here, partly because I know […]

Filed Under: Merrily Empire

There's a polar bear in my kitchen

November 11, 2010 by

I’m not renown for my house keeping skills. I’m not renown for my cooking. In fact, when I suggested the other day that we’d bring cake to the Beans house for our Bonfire Night get together, there was some apparent consternation while various members of the gathering tried to work out whether they had all […]

Filed Under: Home Education, Uncategorized Tagged With: baking with kids, bigger refrigerator, fridge magnets, home educating, kitchen appliances, making a victoria sponge

History – Egyptians and so on.

November 7, 2010 by

I’ve going to have a stab at doing a better job of contributing to this soon as I’m not doing very well and I don’t like coasting. I was a bit too off the planet still when it was mooted and it has occurred to me a bit late that I need to read Story […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, History etc, Home Education, Photos Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, Home Education, home schooling, teaching children at home

Continuing on a theme…

October 22, 2010 by

We’ve possibly been having a mini-half term here – we’ll probably have one next week too, so perhaps we’re a private school 😉 Yesterday we had S and P here for the day; all the kids did some stuff round the table in the morning, some mathletics and mine did music and they played for […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Creative Every Day, Freddie, Home Education Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, craft, educating at home, education outside school, grief, healthy eating for kids, home, Home Education, home making, home schooling, knitting, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death, teaching children at home

Be happy at Burghley – mission not entirely impossible?

October 19, 2010 by

I’m supposed to be finding things every day that I’m happy or pleased about at the end of it. This isn’t easy, mainly because I don’t seem to have the energy to create much movement at all and partly because being happy, being pleased and living has a measure of guilt attached, which is hard […]

Filed Under: Freddie, Home Education, Photos, Trips Out Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, educating at home, education outside school, grief, Home Education, home schooling, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death, teaching children at home

Less a round up, more a brain dump.

October 17, 2010 by

I’m not even going to try. I can’t remember what we’ve done. Nothing so important that it really needs showing off about any way. These days the boring stuff gets recorded in diaries so I don’t have to blog it; we’ve not done anything worky that has been earth shattering anyway. Probably the best has […]

Filed Under: Home Education Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, Home Education, home schooling, teaching children at home

Art.etc with added Beans.

October 4, 2010 by

Today’s art session was a theme, rather than an artist. We borrowed heavily from the wonderful Art Projects for Kids website, which is an amazing resource and they all had a lovely time. There was even some playing time and some grown up time too. The they all had a go at the tree I […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Home Education Tagged With: art projects for kids, drawing trees, educating at home, education outside school, fimo tres, Home Education, home schooling, leaf pictures, polymer clay projects for children, teaching children at home, tree models, using pattern, using shading

Educayshun

September 27, 2010 by

Damn. I’m all behind again. We’ve had a good few weeks anyway; the homework diaries work really well still. Everyone likes it, everyone is busy and occupied (well, except Amelie who is converting education avoidance into an art form 🙄 ) I regularly depress myself with the fact that the girls do not get the […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Gymnastics, History etc, Home Education, Photos, The Girls, Trips Out Tagged With: craft, educating at home, education outside school, home, Home Education, home making, home schooling, knitting, teaching children at home

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