
We planted seeds for a science project a few weeks ago and I am now just getting these pictures up. I feel sooooooooooo behind in all my tasks and I can only steal a few moments a day to get these extra things done.


We are using the Apologia series for science and we are currently working on our Botany book. It is slow going, but we like it. I do love how it takes a strong creationist point of view.
2 comments:
I love that Botany book, my favorite experiment (I think it was from there) is the one where you have one seed in a bag taped to the window, one in the refrigerator, and one in a dark cupboard...very neat!
Rah Rah, love teaching Creation. And love hands on projects...our kids love to plant seeds too and watch them grow. We will have to add that to our project lists this summer. It is SO hot and humid here, things grow like crazy. Sweet pictures of all the kids!!
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