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Frogs in the Backyard: Turning Outdoor Moments into Science Learning
When I was #Homeschooling Charlie and even Suzzane some of the strongest homeschool, lessons did not begin with books or planned curriculum. They begin outside, in ordinary moments when something small catches Charlie or Suzzane’s attention long enough to make them stop and ask questions. Frogs was one of those topics that naturally invite that kind of learning because they appear suddenly, quietly, and usually in places where children are already playing or exploring. Or in the shower will Charlie liked to keep the Frogs so they wouldn’t get hurt. Which is why backyard learning does not require special preparation. It starts with noticing. A frog near a garden edge,…
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The Little Frog’s Guide to Self-Care Mini Wall Calendar 2026 By Maybell Eequay By Workman Calendars
Charlie and David both love Frogs and if truth be told I do as well. I even had a pet Frog as a child that lived in my grandmother Dorie’s closet. I knew as soon as I saw The Little Frog’s Guide to Self-Care Mini Wall Calendar 2026 By Maybell Eequay By Workman Calendars would be the perfect Gift for David. I just had to put it away until Christmas so Charlie wouldn’t snag the calendar for his room. I love how the calendar reminds us “It’s OK to feel your feelings”. Because more times than not we try and bury our feelings which isn’t healthy. The Little Frog is…
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Quentin Blake Presents Ten Frogs Dix Grenouilles
Charlie has been helping me gather books for Payton next year when we begin teaching here. Yesterday while we were at the bookstore Charlie found a new counting book for Payton. Which I thought I would share with you as it will go with our lesson plans next year. I will be teaching Payton her ABC’s, numbers and shapes. I would like to invite you along on our journey. Quentin Blake presents Ten Frogs Dix Grenouilles: A Book About Counting in English and French Quentin Blake Ten Frogs Dix Grenouilles: A Book About Counting in English and French (English and French Edition) Hardcover – November 1, 2008 One crow, un corbeau. Two…







