I just finished a book that introduces children to 36 different birds across Asia through stories about them. This book has been a lot of fun to put together and I've really enjoyed it! The ebook is available on www.lulu.com and the printed version is available also on www.lulu.com or amazon (look for "Birds of Asia For Kids").
This blog highlights books and resources for learning about Chinese history and language for children. I hope it's also an encouragement for other homeschool families who are homeschooling bi-lingually or who want to add in some Chinese history into their homeschool.
Thursday, July 29, 2021
Wednesday, July 21, 2021
Cicada Shells
We went for a walk today in search of cicada shells. I grew up in California, where we never had cicadas. However, where I live now there are cicadas every summer and they are very loud! They are supposed to come out every 7 years but here there are so many of them that they come out every summer. When I think of the experiences and memories my kids will have from growing up, I think the sound of the cicadas will be one of them. They also love looking out for cicada shells, from when the cicadas come out. They found quite a few of them! We have about 3 ½ weeks before we plan to start our school year. I've put together a tentative book list of the books we'll go through (or start or finish) but will do the school schedule and everything hopefully next week or the week after.
Kids in Ancient China (Part 6): The Fake City Part 2
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I recently finished a short book to introduce 25 birds from California, Oregon, and Washington through stories. A girl lives in Oregon and ...
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We went for a walk today in search of cicada shells. I grew up in California, where we never had cicadas. However, where I live now there a...