I bet it's not new, but practicing fractions while cutting pancakes into equal pieces and then topping them with sugar, syrup, berries or whatever the favorite is truly enjoyable and also a free lesson ;-)
Also I combined preparing the batter with some practice in measuring ingredients, comparing sizes and weights... and sorry for saying it again: All practice free of charge - no expensive curriculum needed!
Perhaps I should post the recipe - Oatmeal Pumpkin Pancakes - Yummmmmm! But for now I better get back to the kitchen - the Bananabread is almost done.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
All the excitement...
...doesn't seem to stop.
We went to the "Kids Commons" (Children's Museum in Columbus, Indiana) today. Once a month they open their doors for Homeschoolers at a VERY good price: Just $4.00 per child. The accompanying adult gets in for free. Special educational programs are available for different age groups. While children will attend their program, the older/younger ones can explore the museum. We loved it! And we'll be back next month.
Here for all who like to take a peek: www.kidscommons.org
We went to the "Kids Commons" (Children's Museum in Columbus, Indiana) today. Once a month they open their doors for Homeschoolers at a VERY good price: Just $4.00 per child. The accompanying adult gets in for free. Special educational programs are available for different age groups. While children will attend their program, the older/younger ones can explore the museum. We loved it! And we'll be back next month.
Here for all who like to take a peek: www.kidscommons.org
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