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Today's post is about my favorite first grader and her very first project.
Every year our home school co-op host an annual project fair. The rules are easy, there aren't any. Anything goes art, science, literature, history whatever you kid wants to do. Marissa being an animal lover and slightly infatuated with Wild Kratts chose to do her project on her favorite animal, the Panda.
That girl worked and worked and then worked some more.
Every year our home school co-op host an annual project fair. The rules are easy, there aren't any. Anything goes art, science, literature, history whatever you kid wants to do. Marissa being an animal lover and slightly infatuated with Wild Kratts chose to do her project on her favorite animal, the Panda.
That girl worked and worked and then worked some more.
Finally all her work payed off and she ended up with a pile of papers ready for her board.
She assembled her board (with some help).
Then she practiced her presentation
and practiced some more.
Finally the big day was here. I watched as she proudly displayed her work.
This mama's heart was so proud it could have burst into pieces.
I receive a lot of questions about this topic so I thought it would be fun to do a blog post focused on answering your questions, anything and everything.
If you have a question for me, leave it in the comments or send me an email. I will do my best to answer what I can in an April blog post.
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and practiced some more.
Finally the big day was here. I watched as she proudly displayed her work.
Then presented her project to her class.
This mama's heart was so proud it could have burst into pieces.
Marissa I am SO proud of you and your hard work.
I am so lucky to call myself you mom and teacher.
I love you!
I am so lucky to call myself you mom and teacher.
I love you!
Speaking of home school...
I receive a lot of questions about this topic so I thought it would be fun to do a blog post focused on answering your questions, anything and everything.
If you have a question for me, leave it in the comments or send me an email. I will do my best to answer what I can in an April blog post.
Now it's your turn grab the button and link up.
Yay Marissa! What a big girl!
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed! What a great job! Love panda bears too
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome project!! Great job...
ReplyDeleteThank you! I know, she is getting painfully big.
ReplyDeleteThanks Keri. Panda bears are my favorite animal too and have been since I was SO young. I was completely over the moon when she picked them.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
ReplyDeleteLove this project! You can just see how proud she is of all her hard work in these photos- so cute!!
ReplyDeleteAh, that poster is ADORABLE! She did such a great job!
ReplyDeleteOH my gosh, how cute is that! She worked so hard, I would definitely be a proud Mama bear too!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's awesome! Her hard work definitely paid off.
ReplyDeleteWow! She did a great job. I am so impressed with her art skillz!!
ReplyDeleteShe did a great job! I have so many memories of doing projects like these in grade school. Long time ago :)
ReplyDeleteAw that is too cute! Such a smart girl.
ReplyDeleteI know, I do too! It feels like forever ago doesn't it?!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jamie.
Aaaahhh, thanks Ashley. She was super nervous and worried about the art but I helped her a teensy bit and it worked out well!
ReplyDeleteThanks Summer. We are so proud.
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy! It certainly did. But, this mama is SO glad that it is over :).
ReplyDeleteAaaahhh I LOVE that you remember it. That is so awesome! It was a lot more work than I thought it was going to be. So to say I am happy it's over would definitely not be a lie ;).
ReplyDeleteThanks Becky :)!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah! She did work SO hard. I was definitely not sad when it was over ;).
ReplyDeleteThank you! She was so proud especially after her presentation when she was all done and didn't need to feel nervous any more. It was a big task for a 6 year old!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project!! My son is also obsessed with Wild Kratts, but I love it when he plays and I can tell that he has learned things from it. The other day he was telling me that Koalas eat Eucalyptus leaves...he is 4!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love that there are no rules and the kids were able to choose whatever they wanted!
ReplyDeleteMarissa's project looks like it was a smashing success!
What Desiree said! I love that they could do what they wanted and there were no rules. Just let the kids be creative. Her project is SO good. My mama heart is beaming for her and you. I can only imagine how proud you are!
ReplyDeleteYes!!! They have learned so much by watching that show. Much better than some TV shows they could be hooked on :). Marissa is always spouting off random animal facts, I LOVE it :)!
ReplyDeleteMe too! Such a great perk of a small homeschool group.
ReplyDeleteThanks friend!
I love that too! We are really blessed to be a part of such a great, laid back group. Thanks friend. It felt like such a huge moment, my baby is growing up :(.
ReplyDeleteoh man this had me sniffly. I hated doing board projects but she just looks like she was SO into it. And I love that she could do anything she wanted. That makes it the most fun.
ReplyDeleteShe's adorable and she did a GREAT job!
ReplyDeleteShe was and wasn't into it. There were a few tears over having to rewrite sloppy sentences. Other than that she loved every second of it. It was SO nice that she was able to pick her own theme. That really helped to make it feel like less of an assignment.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. All of her hard work definitely paid off!
ReplyDeleteAwww, she looks so proud...and you do too! She did a great job!!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to know what curriculum and books you use and what your daily schedule is like! Thanks! Looking forward to reading your home schooling post!
-Jess
www.sweetlittleonesblog.com
Great job!! I love this idea!!! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteSarah :)
Thank you Sarah!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteGreat question, I will definitely be covering those in my post. Thanks for asking!
Have a great weekend Jess!
Tea in hand, the #park a trip to the library and some random spring showers. We are totally rocking this #springbreak thing.
ReplyDelete#Teadrinker #parkday #momlife #homeschoollife #spring
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ReplyDeleteShe did so awesome! You can totally see how proud of herself she is for her hard work and that's a big part of this learning! So cool she got to pick anything - which can actually be hard to have to be creative. Oh and I LOVE her practicing her presentation to her sister! Just something about that photo!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenny! She was so proud of her hard work. I like that photo too. It was so sweet that Emily was patient enough to listen too her about 20 times :).
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