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I’d love to say we made a cake to celebrate our last school day, but we didn’t. We just had extra eggs🥚 and strawberries 🍓, and we were all dreaming of the strawberry cake I made from Easter (recipe from Danielle @daniellewalker ) and so I made a cake.
New Blog post on the site. Short and sweet about using our left over natural egg dyes to dye some knit fabric. Comparing the color of the cloth to those of the eggs. It’s always fun to see the differences. Link in bio or below.
We’ve been working towards the multiplication algorithm from an area model angle for a little while working towards teaching how the algorithms work (standard and Vedic), but it was frustrating and she wasn’t getting it.
We made a window transparency for our animal block yesterday. I was inspired by @atthecherrytree ’s beautiful transparency illustrating a frog’s metamorphosis and slipped it into our unit.
My little bird and another little bird going places. 🦶🪶
The REAL classroom. I don’t talk about it enough, as my children are getting older, but time outside is important to my family. So, I’m taking a leaf out of @lacy.arrowsmith book and talking a little about our every day moments, even if they aren’t the most popular posts.

Dying Wooden Peg Dolls

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