O Lord and Master of my life! Take from me the spirit of sloth, faint-heartedness, lust of power, and idle talk. But give rather the spirit of chastity, humility, patience, and love to thy servant. Yea, O Lord and King! Grant me to see my own errors and not to judge my brother; For Thou art blessed unto ages of ages.



Amen



Tuesday, November 9, 2010

A Colonial Kind of Time

I love the CurrClick web site and all it's lessons & online classes.  Their products are affordable to most all budgets and you can't beat their freebie of the week! Their classes have, thus far, been great.  Very informative, well organized, and the kids love them. 

Today is one of the classes we enrolled in.  The kids are taking a live class titled "Thanksgiving Fun: Colonial Days and Pilgrims".  Their teacher sent some great links and project ideas early on in preparation for the class.  She had quite a list :)

Our family has done a lot with that time period so, we also had some great resources on hand.  Mainly we used our Homeschool Woods: Time Travelers Colonial Life CD for the resources.  With the Thanksgiving holiday fast approaching the timing couldn't be better.  So for one whole month we have have put aside our RC History trek in Rome to spend some time in Colonial America.

I'm going to post our progress as we go along here on the blog and take any of you on a little time travel adventure.  It'll hopefully be a blast with the comforts of all 2010 can offer too.

Part of what we did was spend time in the kitchen
Rose is setting up the apples to string and dry them later.  She's done this before and was really happy about doing it again.  In fact she nagged made this suggestion at least once a day:)

She made me awfully nervous while she cut her slices.  I ended up taking over.

Tada....
our sliced drying apples

Rose's paper doll colonial girl
and her cornucopia

There were lots of other projects  and we'll spend a whole month in this time period.  I bet I'll have some pictures to share.


No comments:

Post a Comment

Kind remarks are always appreciated :-)

Translate


CurrClick

CurrClick
Educational Resources

Our Lady

Our Lady