I feel like maybe I’ve not been completely honest with you so I’ve decided to come clean. My children watch television AND they play video games AND I don’t put limits on how much they can do either. . . and without limits they don’t actually do either that much. Shocking isn’t it? But just to prove that it does happen I snapped these pictures.
This is what they were playing …
and this is how they were playing it.
Following their Mario Party bonanza, Dad got a wild hair to visit Safari Park. So, we did. (Unfortunately my camera lost power minutes after our arrival so I don’t have any pictures of the lions or tigers or bears… oh my well. I’ll get them next time.)
At home again, Sister pulled out the cotton balls and glue (among other things) and got crafty for an hour or so.
Later, we conducted a very scientific experiment.
Observation:
Brother’s Fire Engine can move small objects.
Hypothesis:
Brother’s Fire Engine can break through a domino wall.
Test(s):
(Sister’s) Conclusion:
Brother’s Fire Engine is weak.
(Brother’s) Conclusion:
“I need a new engine.”
Absolutely. I have taken to using twittter to document minute details of our day. The girls just spent the last two hours making saris after watching Cyberchase, playing video games, planning an elaborate lunch, and much much more. They are so busy and learning so much it is amazing.
Sure some days they spend all day playing a new game but that lasts maybe a day and that is it.
While I DO feel compelled to report you to the homeschool police concerning t.v. and video time, I will say you redeemed yourself with your science project. It’s been fun to discover your blog today!
Looks like a fun-filled day of learning. I like sister’s kitty face paint.
I have to agree with both conclusions. Get that kid a stronger engine, woman! : )