- Music lessons (of the teach-yourself-from-a-book-or-DVD variety) - piano / guitar / recorder / ukulele / singing.
- A patch of garden.
- Science fair project.
- Sewing, knitting, crochet, etc.
- Art lessons.
- Write a book.
- Projects: animals; history; geography; space / stars.
- Make a movie.
- Photography.
- Reading non-fiction.
- Political campaign: write to government, newspapers, radio; make posters, information pamphlets.
- Programming project - make a game.
- German, Maori, Latin, Spanish, other language.
We both think it looks like fun. In fact, Tessa has got started already: as I write, she is doing piano activities from John Thompson's Piano Course.
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2 comments:
I came across your blog today as I was researching teaching Latin in a Montessori inspired homeschool. You have some great resources here and I look forward to reading more! =) We're just beginning our homeschooling journey, as our oldest is almost 6. I, too, feel Maria Montessori focused on children and created a wonderful, loving method of instruction that children and parents alike can enjoy!
Thanks for your comment, Jen :)
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