Trying not to go bonkers inside the house all day after weeks of poorly children is no mean feat.
Our crazy may have transferred itself a little into these pumpkin faces.
These two little ones...
...made leaf ripples...
...and tried their hand at modelling.
Monkey Girl made a squirrel and Panda Girl made a hedgehog pencil holder.
The Boy made a very prickly hedgehog.
We talked about harvest and how blessed we are to have food whenever we need it.
The two littlies also made abstract lego trees.
I asked Ballet Girl to write down some questions she would like to know the answer to regarding bird migration. She then researched to find her answers and created this lovely piece of work to show her findings.
Monkey Girl couldn't focus this morning so she drank a glass of water to hydrate and went for a stroll in the garden to clear her head. She came back in after a while and did some autumn alliterations and then some sculpting. And this is why we love homeschool :)
Panda Girl made a tomato and chicory salad to help Mummy make lunch.
And after lunch The Boy weighed and sold a few veggies in his Pumpkin Patch Farmshop.
These three worked silently for two hours this afternoon on Spanish, Maths, Faith Work, Geography and History. Good girls.
This evening Papa helped with lifts for Panda Girl's Tap and Modern Dancing and Ballet Girl bravely attempted Sea Cadets tonight with Monkey Girl after over two weeks of being poorly.
My Darling Boy's asthma and chest infection have made him miss trampolining, football, gym and a playdate with his best friend this week. Hoping for the weather to stay mild and the antibiotics to do their job, before this Mama gets craaazy cabin fever. :)