Homeschool Highlights November 2020

First off, look at this gorgeous group of children:

Here's a sampler of our homeschool learning in November.

I had to hide numbers all over the classroom for one of Asa's math lessons. This was a favorite hiding spot.

As part of our geology unit, we melted bits of crayon together to learn about metamorphic rocks.

Learning about weathering.

Asa conquered one of his less-favorite activities: tangrams.

P.E.

Bonus footage: Nate's laundry day work-from-home uniform. We recently heard that he'll be home at least until the end of March.

Selling eggs in math.

I personally read the book Room on the Broom to Emmie at least 50 times.

A visit to the Natural History Museum.

Emmie passing some time with Tommy.

Ask Asa sometime what 1,000 minus 999 is. He thinks it's neat.

We got a little snow and Leah made "ice cream cones."

Popsicles on a snowy day. Brrr!

We practiced writing thank you notes.

The girls made some impressive creations in their tech classes.

https://youtu.be/SYf6ShXuUiE

We started learning about the human body in science. Here's a spinal column.

Entered a coloring contest.

Labeled our muscles.

Asa crafted a wooden stable 100% on his own!