We saw our momma robin this morning for a bit, but noticed later in the day that she hasn’t come back to the nest.

A quick look inside and there are only two eggs in the nest now {not the original three}…and no one to sit on them.

We’re still working on our robin unit, but sad since we most likely won’t have any hands-on field study and observation of the babies.

So very sad.

Be sure to check out Homeschool Showcase over at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers today!. Kris is showcasing some great ideas from a variety of homeschoolers (yours truly included).

Thanks so much to Mama Jenn for the One Lovely Blog award! {Incidentally, she has a GREAT post that I’ve bookmarked on making links open in a new window – love it!}

Thanks also to Clemencia for her award of Premio Dardo ~ “Premio Dardos” means “prize darts” in Italian, and the award is given in recognition of cultural. ethical, literary, and personal values transmitted in the form of creative and original writing.

I appreciate it ladies.

I posted a recipe today for Strawberry Shortcake Cookies at No Ordinary Moments.

They are SO good. You might just want to check them out. {grins}

I’d like your input. Seriously!!

I have a bunch of different ideas swimming around in my head for preschool printables {similar to the consonant cards and color matching cards that I made a bit ago}.

BUT too many choices make me crazy and I’m not sure where to start ~ that’s where you all come in!

What would you like to see next?

~ Fruits and Vegetables {pictures and names to match up}
~ Number matching cards {numbers and counting dots}
~ Shapes {basic shapes and items that are in that same shape. i.e. circle/clock}
~ Body parts and words

I have some ideas for older children too {Roman numerals and fractions} so stay tuned for those too! Leave a comment or use the little poll to the top right and let me know what you want!

Be sure to check out Homeschool Showcase over at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers today!. Kris is showcasing some great ideas from a variety of homeschoolers (yours truly included).