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As I’m writing this, I’m just back from wandering the vendor halls at the homeschool convention that I’m attending this weekend…and contemplating all the goodies in store for next year. :)
Oh the bliss. I could wander and dream for hours!
This past week we’ve been having much fun watching our ladybug larvae and see how they grow and eat! Although this is part of the older kid’s Nancy Larson Science program, Kaleb has really been enjoying the lessons all about bugs {which means I need to finish up the Bug Preschool Pack, eh?}.
Kaleb spent much time outside this week searching for bugs too ~ especially grasshoppers, but haven’t had as much luck with that.
We’re officially winding down the older kids school year and taking a bit of a breather, so things with Kaleb will be a bit more laid back for a bit until I get a few more preschool packs printed out and ready to go with him. :)
What did you all do this week?
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How cool! I always wanted one of them. Have a great week and thanks for hosting =)
enjoy the conference – can’t wait for the wrap up! (and all the great goodies you’ll share – wink wink)
We have the same Ladybug House! My girl have had a great time observing them and watching them change! :)
Enjoy the conference!
I’m trying to decide on a science program for the my two boys ages 6 and 8 – something they can do together. I was leaning towards Apologia – Astronomy. I know you’ve used Apologia in the past. Do you prefer Nancy Larson’s program over Apologia? If so, can you tell me why? I like the Nancy Larson program – but it’s a little more pricey than what I was hoping to spend. But, if it’s worth it then I might just go with it. What are your thoughts?
We just did that a while back. Boy do they get much better looking with age. LOL Now they’re living happily in my garden keeping naughty bugs away.
How funny! We just bought this ladybug house a few days ago and immediately I came on your site to find some printables for my kids to use with it. Looking forward to your bug pack!
We have the same Ladybug Larvae and have already released 3 of them! The kids have had a lot of fun!
Cool, we have plenty of lady bugs in our house, but we have never observed their lifecycle. We’ve done caterpillars before and have a lapbook about ladybugs, but it would have been so great to have a ladybug house. Definitely something for the future.
Love that picture of him looking at the ladybugs! Come to our house to catch grasshoppers.. they are all over our front yard!