Christine brought her class outside this morning to determine the types of clouds in our sky.

Claire made a fantastic wall for new Jerusalem.


Kaleigh's barrett looks like carneilian. We discussed the similarity with her class.



Beatrice's streets of gold are perfect! Like glass!


Amanda's wall was diagional -- very cool!

Beauty is defined in so many ways. One that must please God is teaching his word in a loving manner. Here Christine is huddled with her sweet class and reading a book that corresponds to our science sentence on oceans.

In an effort to protect the carpet of Harvest Christian Fellowship, we have science and art in the Pergo floored multi-purpose room. We cut up pictures that we found in magazines and then pasted the strips onto paper. This elongated the images and helped us to utilized el Greco's technique of exaggerating the bodies of people whom he painted.

Our Kindergarten class looks at pictures of the Abyssal level of ocean.


Ethan showing his class his favorite book! Star Wars!



Beatrice's sister made her a paper camera. Bea let us feel it and explained that the softness was from the paper towel inside.





Boaz, still in his bandanna from his award winning Clementine presentation.

Mud People are caught on camera for the rest of this page but I couldn't resist this picture of Kyle with his mom's hands holding his face. Kyle has wonderful green eyes.



More Mud People. Click on the Mud People link to understand the deep intellectual experiment we were conducting.

da Vinci would have loved our drawings! Jonathan did a superb job!



Nathan is just a kick. I love this little guy.



This is Justin's first semester of homeschooling. He's doing GREAT!!! Justin is an artist, a comedian and an all around great guy!



Luke and Caleb, my favorite mud people, along with Justin, above, transitioned back to their normal selves and drew detailed views of a radio. Caleb and Luke's "normal" is actually extraordinary. Both are examples of godly young men who are kind, strong, intelligent, considerate, mighty warriors of God. We are blessed to have them as example in our group.

da Vinci

Claire drew a cassette tape in her study of Leonardo da Vinci.

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These are our Mud People of LA impersonations. Part of art today became acting. The students are absolutely fabulous actors!

We discussed density and viscosity in science today. Dr. Lynna-scientist-teacher-extrodiniare helped us pour oil, honey, food coloring, water, honey and coins into beakers to watch their interactions.

Kaleigh, Lynnea, Nathan, Science, Viscosity

Mrs. W. the Great stayed up until one this morning to make clay volcanoes. Her volcanoes were incredible! She then helped us make them explode using soap, water, food coloring, vinegar and baking soda. The children loved watching them erupt. Thank you Mrs. W.








This is Mrs. H and Mrs. W. Thank you again Mrs. W for a wonderful job making the volcanoes and researching about them.





Mrs. M and Boaz look at a volcano.




Does anyone remember where the largest volcano in the solar system is? Write it in comments and get a shout out at CC!

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