Our SHINE Teen Band…This Side Up held their first Christmas Concert last night! They did wonderful! Great job everyone! They spent many hours in practice for this concert and it really showed!
Here are a few pictures of from the event (and of our family), and below are the videos of the actual concert. It is [...]
Archive for December, 2008
This Side Up Christmas Concert!
Posted in Children, Holiday, Homeschool, SHINE, fun, tagged band, Christmas, fun carols, Homeschool, kids on December 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Crystal Snowflakes!
Posted in Children, Holiday, Homeschool, fun, science, tagged borax, Christmas, crystals, fun, Holiday, science, snowflake on December 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Last night in doing some searching for Christmas ideas, I came across this recipe for making crystal snowflakes from Borax and water.
You can find the recipe/instructions here:
http://chemistry.about.com/cs/howtos/ht/boraxsnowflake.htm
So we made these this morning and they were done by just after dinner! They crystallized very quickly which is wonderful! They turned out very pretty! We did learn [...]
PreTeen Girls Christmas Party Fun!
Posted in Children, Holiday, Homeschool, SHINE, fun, tagged Christmas, party, SHINE on December 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Here is a slideshow I made of our SHINE PreTeen Girls Christmas party!
The girls had a wondeful time and did very well together! A lot of fun was had by all despite our crazy weather….going from 85 degrees to about 45 during the time of the party! (See my post here: www.wendyclayton.blogspot.com )
Make [...]
A Night of Mystery…..
Posted in Children, Homeschool, tagged acting, dinner, fun, Homeschool, knight, mystery, party, teens on December 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I taught a Murder Mystery Class this past semester at our SHINE co-op. I will be teaching one again in the Winter semester also.
As a culmination of what the kids learned/practiced all semester, we held a true mystery dinner evening last night. Below is a slideshow of the pictures I took throughout the evening!
Everyone had [...]

