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Ted the Friendly Frog and the Race At Golden Lake
Hello, it’s funny when Charlie and I were planning Lessons for Homeschooling. David walks away. Now, don’t get me wrong David knows Homeschooling during Covid-19 is the best thing for Charlie. Charlie has suffers from anxiety and Panic Attacks. Like me Charlie can’t wear a mask for a lot time. I know if Charlie went to school after first hour the teachers would be calling as Charlie would refuse to put his mask on as he can’t BREATH. Just like me. David did change the other day when Charlie and I were picking out books to read this year. While discussing what books would go with the Lessons we were…
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First Snow
This is a review for the children’s book First Snow written by Nancy Viau Illustrated by Taalitha Shipman I received a while back for a review. With Winter here soon I wanted to share First Snow with you. I don’t know about you but I would like to have enough Snow to make a Snowwomen in and to go Sledding. Would you like to go with me? Charlie and I sat down together to read First Snow. Then we discussed what we had learned from the book. Which I will turn into Lesson Plan for Kindergarten for Lily and Payton and Middle School for Charlie. I can include a lesson…
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Fort Worth Stockyards (Images of America) Paperback
For our History class Charlie and I will be reading Fort Worth Stockyards (Images of America) Paperback a gentleman in the Fort Worth Stockyards shared with Charlie and I. I wish my mom or my grandmother Dorie worked at the meatpacking plant Armour and Swift. I know she would have stories to share with Charlie he could use in school. As early as 1867, Fort Worth held promise as an ideal Stockyards. Making their way to northern markets, cattle passed through the city on what became the Chisholm Trail. By 1876, local businessmen urged railroad development, and the establishment of local packing facilities and animal pens followed in the 1880’s.…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
