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Archive for September, 2009

And I documented the entire process. Well, most of it anyhow. See, it’s algae week in marine biology and one of his assignments was to make something edible from seaweed ( He has the wackiest teacher ever, you know). So Superboy decided to learn to make sushi. It’s something he’s been wanting to do for [...]

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Lots to see!

There’s so much to see… over at the Fieldwork blog! Come take a look!

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every single time I see it. Happy Friday to you!

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Things just keep on keepin’ on. I’ve been a little under the weather lately, but that doesn’t mean life stops, right? There’s still plenty of productivity going on. Like pyramid building… Fossil digging… Pizza making… Wordsmithing… Taste testing… (mamoncillo) pH testing… fun. You know. The usual.

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Who knew you could learn so much just by preparing a simple snack for your family? Maria Montessori, that’s who. I guess that’s why it is a tradition in Montessori schools for children to prepare snacks for themselves and others. This week JackJack very much enjoyed preparing some peanut-butter-and-banana crackers for our mid-morning snack. Here [...]

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All in a day’s work

collecting observing exploring alone and together trying new things (first fins!) Life is pretty good, I’d say. Pictures taken at Library Park beach, Islamorada. A fine place to spend a day.

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Beautiful (but deadly)

Today we had a lesson on this plant: Oleander (Nerium oleander), one of the most deadly plants in the world. Every part of this plant is extremely toxic and ingesting even a small amount can cause severe illness or death to humans and livestock. I once  knew a horse that dropped dead when a few [...]

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It’s good to have powerful friends… because sometimes a girl just needs a little help with her math, you know?

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Puzzle time (and a gift idea!)

We finally got around to doing an activity I had in mind for a long time: making our own puzzles! We used this book for inspiration: The Underwater Alphabet Book (Jerry Pallotta’s Alphabet Books) It is one of our favorites because of the bright, beautiful illustrations, and the ocean theme. We took a pack of [...]

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The red bird of happiness

I know it’s supposed to be “blue” bird of happiness, but isn’t this just the happiest little picture? JBug was playing around with our new brayer (thanks to inspiration from one of my favorite art blogs, Daisy Yellow) and created such a lovely, colorful background! I knew it shouldn’t go to waste, so  I suggested [...]

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