We finally had a day that wasn't so cold that the snow was powder. My daughter and I made this almost 5 foot snowman together. He has acorn eyes, nose and mouth and is borrowing my hat and scarf. We also learned about physics as the middle snowball was too big for us to lift so we used the sled as a ramp and rolled the snowball up onto the first. It's amazing how many every day experiences can be teaching moments. It's too bad there wasn't a third person to hold the phone for video because I'm sure it was hilarious!
The crazy life of a homeschool mom in the country. Tips, tricks and antics included as I blog about daily life.
Sunday, January 14, 2018
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