Here is our calendar for the week. Just follow the links under a day for some fun goodies… If there are only one or two links below a title click on the day to see links that I have posted previously. Trust me on this some of these past links are brilliant, I am loving the links from last year – if a day sounds interesting to you then click on it!!!
Here is our Calendar Collection:
- Scholastic.
- KinderArt.
- About.com’s Calendar.
- Crayola.com
- Enchanted Learning.
- Reading Activity Calendar.
- Teacher Vision.
Here is our weekly picture celebrating Hood #8:
And here are a few links for this week:
- 11 May 1904: Salvador Dali’s Birthday (1909 – 1989).
- 11 May 1812: Edward Lear’s Birthday (1812 – 1888).
- 12 May 2010: Kite Day.
- 12 May 1820: Florence Nightingale’s birthday (1820 – 1910).
- 13 May 2010: Ascension Day.
- 14 May : Webster’s Dictionary First Published.
- 14 May 1804: Lewis and Clarke Began their expedition (1804).
- 14 May 1727: Thomas Gainsborough’s Birthday (1727 – 1788).
- 15 May 1856: L.F. Baum’s Birthday (1856 – 1919).
- 16 May 2010: National Chocolate Chip Day.
That’s us – have a great week!!!
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ohhhh NO! Tomorrow is kite day and it’s RAINY and DRIZZLY! Darn. BUT I’m putting cookie day on my calendar. Any excuse to bake choc chip cookies is a good excuse. I might even try your recipe!!! Of course it will never turn out as heavenly as yours… 🙂 I really love your calendar ideas—- :):)
Hay KM, It is absolutely pouring with rain here… I think we might make mini-kites and roar around like “thing one and thing two,” because I have NO desire to step out of the door!!! Yeah I would definitely go for those chocolate chip cookies – plenty of chance for little people to intervene and some glorious photo opportunities!!! Otherwise my blog seems to have developed a serious lag and my calendar gets later and later in the week!!! Hope you have a fun week!!!
Yay! I’m so glad I found your website. I am a mother of three who would love many more and will begin homeschooling my oldest next year. Until then, I have been taking my children on a learning journey around the world through the alphabet. I found your South Africa craft and can’t wait to use it when we get to “S”.
Hi A, Thanks for stopping by!!! I love your round the world alphabet idea!!! I am so glad you found some South African goodies you could use at our site!!! Hope you all have a fun weekend!!!