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Category Archives: how we do it
In response to Gill
How could I resist this? I started to respond in a comment, but it got rather long, so I thought it better removed to a post. There was a highly amusing thread on Brightkite as to what orgoplanning is – … Continue reading
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Defensive orgo planning
For pretty much as long as she has been able to talk, Big’s last question of the day has been “what are we doing tomorrow?” and my standard answer is “I don’t know yet”. I’m not a person who lives … Continue reading
Posted in Ages past, Big, Doodling, drawing and decoration., Jonny had two apples, Making things, Montessori minded, Puters!, Small steps, Where did you say you were going?, fainting in coils, how we do it, reeling, writhing, rhythm of the day, things that go bang, won't cook, can't cook
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Are there things you can’t learn at home?
Big is learning something new atm. She’s learning how to deal with another child coming in to her group seemingly as a rival. Big is used to being the biggest, the most helpful, the child who can do things for … Continue reading
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Mummy, can I do some maths?
I love my daughter She woke me this morning by asking me where the first man and woman came from, which lead to a good discussion about how various ppl believe different things, skirted quickly over a variety of creation … Continue reading
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Thursday and I’ve barely blogged!
That’s no good, I won’t be able to remember a thing Let’s see, Big stayed at Barbara’s after our group on Monday, and was brought back Tues afternoon. I spent Tues morning decluttering, reasonably successfully, and it must have catching, … Continue reading
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Family meeting
Tomorrow (ok today now that it’s taken me so long to blog!) would be Big’s first legally required day at school, were she going to school. She isn’t, before you start worrying that I’m about to post her! So today … Continue reading
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Shoe-string Publishing
Shoe-string Publishing I’m gonna try some of this stuff with Big. I specially like the Feeling poems. Wishing I hadn’t chucked out that ancient desk diary now…but I’ve a feeling last years is still about somewhere
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Eek, I seem to have covered some of the national curriculum
how did that happen then? We did all this. in November. Wonder if there’s anything else we’ve covered without knowing it. Anyway, today. I’m afraid it hasn’t been the calmest start to the New Year. Shouty mummy made a big … Continue reading
Posted in Getting to know you, how we do it, things that go bang
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Planning some stuff
Right, I’ve just been through and made a whole bunch of categories – now when I blog I can store posts against one or more categories, and it should make pulling out the info of what we’ve done a bit … Continue reading
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Curriculum discussion
If we break this down into areas it works quite well at the moment as dd needs basic skills that can be described quite clearly. Reading: letters, sounds, words, lots of reading practise and listening to stories. Maths: numbers, adding, … Continue reading
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