23 October 2009
More reading
Here's one of the sites we haven't been back to for a while, but it was nice to drop by for a catch-up today...


This afternoon I thought I'd get Tamāhine to read this cute book entitled, "The Giant Mushroom."


~~ooOoo~~

We've obviously not been to this site for some time because the following feature didn't exist the last time we were there. You can enlarge the print by clicking on the text area. That's brilliant. Makes reading soooooooo much easier and more enjoyable for the children!


You can choose by age, language, short or long story etc. There's a great selection and like I say, being able to enlarge the text area makes a very big difference. Something for everyone.


Thanks for dropping by
ka kite ano






Comments

Enhanced with Snapshots

Nau mai haere mai and welcome to the adventures of our family. Join us as we travel through our eclectic, Catholic Charlotte Mason, Classical mix of homeschooling in beautiful Aotearoa (New Zealand). Introducing nga whanau: Maree, whaiaipo (my wonderful soulmate of 15 years), tama 1, tamahine 1, tama 2, tamahine 2 and tama 3.

Recent Posts

First thing this morning we saw ...
Our homeschooling lesson of the day
Inside my Bounty Bag
Indicators that baby's arrival is drawing near
They'll know how to win a girl's heart

Links

Home
View my profile
Archives
Email Me
My Blog's RSS

First Step en Francais
Free Reading
Free World U
Homeschoolfreebie
Homeschoolshare Lapbooks
International Children's Digital Library
Lapbook Planning
Mathebook
Reading Eggs
Rosary
Scott Foremans Reading
Squidoo Lapbooking
Supermathsworld
The Baldwins Online Literature Project
TSL Books
Worldwide Telescope

Friends

KiwiSmithFamily
Sherena
newzealand

Click Here to Join HS Treasure Trove Homeschool Treasure Trove at YAHOO! Groups
ArtistStudyCM Yahoo group
View my page on Classical Homeschoolers
Click to join NZCatholicHomeEd

Click to join NZCatholicHomeEd

*Keepers * of * the * Home *
CURRENT MOON
"The many troubles in your household will tend to your edification, if you strive to bear them all in gentleness, patience, and kindness. Keep this ever before you, and remember constantly that God's loving eyes are upon you amid all these little worries and vexations, watching whether you take them as He would desire. Offer up all such occasions to Him, and if sometimes you are put out, and give way to impatience, do not be discouraged, but make haste to regain your lost composure." ~~Francis De Sales(1567-1622, Bishop, Preacher, Author)



________________
Add this to your site

Kiwi Home Educators
Kiwi Home Educators Kiwi Home Educators Ringsurf
Click to join Elem_Apologia_Science

Click to join Elem_Apologia_Science

Real Learning Blogs Powered By Ringsurf
Knowledge
There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it Edith Wharton Do not confuse motion and progress. A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress Alfred A. Montapert A Simple Path - A Prayer by Mother Teresa The fruit of silence is prayer, The fruit of prayer is faith, The fruit of faith is love, The fruit of love is service, The fruit of service is peace. It feels right, it feels natural and it feels wonderful to be involved in our children's education 100% Maree (Yes, me!!)
SHS Webring

| Previous | Home | Next |

Entry 26 of 248
Last Page | Next Page


Our Schooling Journey in Rotorua, New Zealand