We started the new Living Books Curriculum year 5 this past week. However, just as we were getting started sickness hit the house. Thursday night Mr. C started with fever that lasted 2 and a half days. Sunday night Miss J got the fever and on Tuesday afternoon I got it. I'm sort of coming up for air now and trying to get the house back in shape. Mommy being in bed for the past couple of days has resulted in a rather trashed house. Considering that I've eaten almost nothing for 2 days I'm amazed at how messy the kitchen is. They had things to make sandwiches with and also canned soup for their lunches. Toast and peanut butter was there for breakfast. Who knew soups and sandwiches could make such a mess? I think I see some kitchen training lessons in their near future.
Lesson one: It only takes one knife to spread mayo on sandwiches. No you don't need a new knife for every single sandwich.
Lesson two: If we keep up with our glass then we don't have 30 to wash at the end of the day.
Lesson three: When mommy is sick, is not the time to attempt to clean out the refrigerator. It was a sweet thought, but if you don't wash those dishes they sit and get stinky. ;-)
So all of that to say, once I recover from the illness and the messy house I'll be posting about the Living Books Curriculum.
Mrs. P
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I hope every one is well and that school is going great. I was wanting your opinion of the Math U See program. I have some children with learning disabilities and I have heard that Math U See might really help them. Do you like it? Do you think it would be user friendly for children with visual learning difficulties? I use Charlotte Mason methods which work very well for us. But math is a very weak link right now and I am trying to solve that problem. Thanks for sharing what you are doing for school.
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