Energy Instead of Mass
We usually consider matter as solid, but it is far from it. The closer you get to looking at matter, the less material it seems to be.
We usually consider matter as solid, but it is far from it. The closer you get to looking at matter, the less material it seems to be.
A homeschooling mother with a daughter in early high school asked for some recommendations from me for how to teach poetry. I figured others might be interested too, so I am including you all in my response.
What a relief it is to be able to say that all of our youngest daughter’s college applications are sent off!
When I saw this, I wanted to buy it, but have no one of the right age on my gift list to bequeath it upon. Maybe you do?
We took our youngest to get her formal senior photos done and here they are…
Hope you find something here that teaches you and yours something in a way that you enjoy!
I have brought our kids to this weekend of classes at MIT the weekend before Thanksgiving for thirteen consecutive years. It has long been a highlight of our year, and I can’t believe this is the last one!
I love how homeschool kids play, and even in the midst of writing college application essays and doing some intense coursework, this park time is scheduled in as sacrosanct.
Having answered questions on a homeschooling chat-list recently about teaching vocabulary, I thought I’d include my thoughts on the subject here for future reference, or for blog readers out there with kids (whether homeschooling or not).
Every child should have the opportunity to read this series of books in an unhurried way with an adult.
I recommend these 20th century historical fiction titles for homeschooling kids or for any young reader (or would-be reader) on your gift list.
These books about the 20th century I recommend for any homeschooling family or any curious, precocious kid on your gift list…
This year I am riveted to taking in and treasuring the beauty of its lingering presence with thankfulness and hope.
It was a pleasure to finally get to see the new Ridgefield library that opened in May. I knew many people that worked hard on seeing this project through to fruition.
It was a delight yesterday to share one of my favorite hikes with the two kids of a homeschooling friend of mine.
Here is what our younger daughter has made recently in pottery…
If you enjoy history, art, or Paris, you would enjoy this book if you can stick with it. Whoever you are, reading this book is a project that you’ll be glad to have done. It makes me wonder, am I really deeply living and seizing the day in my own time?