Yesterday afternoon I played Super Mom, flying all over the city taking kids to activities, and my side kick Child #2 stayed home and watched the rest of the kids in rotation and put dinner in the oven for me. While I was flying in my magic minivan, Child #3
invented his microscope and built it out of Legos, rubber bands, and a magnifying glass. Child #2 taught him the parts of a flower and their function, at an AP Biology level. I love homeschool!
We have also studied the water cycle this week, so Child #4 woke me early saying, "Mom! Mom! There's water in the air! Mom! There's water vapor in the air! Its foggy!" The sunrises have been incredible the last few mornings and thankfully, not as early as they have been.
Yesterday afternoon I played Super Mom, flying all over the city taking kids to activities, and my side kick Child #2 stayed home and watched the rest of the kids in rotation and put dinner in the oven for me. While I was flying in my magic minivan, Child #3 invented his microscope and built it out of Legos, rubber bands, and a magnifying glass. Child #2 taught him the parts of a flower and their function, at an AP Biology level. I love homeschool! 
We have also studied the water cycle this week, so Child #4 woke me early saying, "Mom! Mom! There's water in the air! Mom! There's water vapor in the air! Its foggy!" The sunrises have been incredible the last few mornings and thankfully, not as early as they have been.
