I find myself stressing about how to justify a homeschool day. Seriously, people look at you like you are crazy and/or something is wrong with your child. And I find myself trying to prove our "homeschool" worth in my head. Did we spend enough time today doing...? or did we play way too much today? I think if I had planned to homeschool I would be better prepared for my perfectionism and need to do "it" better. But last Wednesday was a awesome day where we pushed the day's lesson plans aside and improvised.
We played with blocks for 90 minutes. We discussed balance and base and architecture.
I honestly have never seen Zachary beam so much with pride.
According to Zachary, this is a "Robot Roar". He pointed out the 3 heads.
Then we did some chores. They gather all their dirty laundry. And play in it.
Zachary is "Batman" and Nathan is a "Dirty Spider".
We did read and discuss a book over breakfast, work on site words, and practice a little math.
We played with blocks for 90 minutes. We discussed balance and base and architecture.
I honestly have never seen Zachary beam so much with pride.
According to Zachary, this is a "Robot Roar". He pointed out the 3 heads.
Then we did some chores. They gather all their dirty laundry. And play in it.
Zachary is "Batman" and Nathan is a "Dirty Spider". 
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