WOW! Today we learned how they made cheese during Laura Ingalls Wlider's time. Hmmmmmm, I think I like buying mine at the grocery story! The way they made it sounds like a lot of work!

I made hasty pudding over the week-end, and my son compared it to eating grits. If you are from the south, you know what grits are! If not, then they are a corn-based breakfast food that you prepare like you are making oatmeal.

We will be finishing our first Little House book this week, and then we are taking a few weeks off for a vacation.

Have a blessed day! Prairie Primer Mom

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Posted by principledmom

I'm starting the PP using the Bibilcal Principle Approach. I'll be sure to check your blog often, since you are ahead of me. Thanks for blogging your experiences

Anna-Marie!

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Posted by Dell

Sounds like a fun expeience! Enjoy the rest of PP and have a great vacation! What is next after vacation? I'll stay tuned to your blog to find out.

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Posted by TamInAz

It's been a while since we've been through the Little House series, plan to start it w/the 5 & 7 yr. old boys next year. I just adore those books :)

Blessings,
Tam

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Posted by raindames

We just finished week 1 of PP. We love it! It's so nice to read your blog and see what happens a few weeks ahead of where we are. Thank you.

Rain

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Posted by spunkyhomeschool

You've been featured on The Company Couch! Check it out!

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Posted by gottsegnet

No kidding! And I did tap maple trees as a kid on a field trip in northern Indiana. It was cool...

reading those books makes me think about my day...how can I compain about not having enough time to do everything when I can just go buy cheese? It's the tv and the computer, I tell you.

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Posted by TOSPUBLISHER

..so glad you're part of the community here at HSB!
God Bless,

Gena Suarez, Publisher
The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
www.TheHomeschoolMagazine.com

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Posted by mamaduso

I may have to check this out more. My girls love Little House and have played it all week including doing school. They ahve their slates and just bought clothes pins, you know the old fashion kind, so they hang up their clothes on the clothes line they made. Throwing in some more educational stuff might be a good idea since they are more than half way theer on their own. They'd love to do all the crafts and making things. Where would I find a book?
Thanks, Susan

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