Preparing to evacuate from a wildfire was an unusual part our summer, however, we were fortunate enough to do other things that were not threatened by smoke or flames.
Here's some of our summer in pictures:
Nurturing creativity and curiosity through child-led innovation, exploration, and wonder
Preparing to evacuate from a wildfire was an unusual part our summer, however, we were fortunate enough to do other things that were not threatened by smoke or flames.
Here's some of our summer in pictures:
A1 worked really hard and finished all of his math review this week. We had a donut party to celebrate.
LA: More typing and reading and writing. A1 also compared and contrasted different DND characters. He then picked one to research further into what the character could do as it leveled up. He made a chart to explain it and wrote a paper on it. I love that he can pick a topic he's interested in and use that to learn important language art skills.
Science: Here are more crazy facts A1's has learned:
First off, a huge shoutout to A1 for being an amazing student. This week both of his OpenEd Club teachers gave him shoutouts for how kind and respectful he is in their classes. From his chess coach:
(He) deserves a MASSIVE shout-out today! He absolutely crushed it in Chess Tournament Club! 
He played an amazing tournament and was just as impressive in the chat—kind, helpful, and constantly lifting others up. He brought skill, sportsmanship, and great energy all at once. Seriously awesome job!
We were going to take spring break the first week in April for Holy Week. A1 and A2 ended up being really sick all that week, so neither school or a break happened. K and J had school off and they ended up having lots of fun without us.