It's been a quieter couple of weeks in the community again, which is probably week timed as the moderators have had a busy couple of weeks offline. It's been lovely to come back in and catch up properly, though.
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It's been a while since
@kattycrochet shared some of learning wisdom with us, so it was lovely to see her back. This week she shared ideas for teaching the weather and seasons in English as a second language. I feel like these methods would work for any other language you might wish to teach as well.@emmaris shared a fun looking maths activity using a calculator template. I'm not sure how often we'd come by a similar looking lid with the holes, but perhaps we can still make the calculator with other lids or even laminate a paper one to make it reusable.I love that a visit to a homeschooling gala started a journey of creating bead accessories for
@romeskie's daughter. Of course as homeschooling parents is always easy to see the learning opportunities that can come from a child's interest.Last week
@leomarylm shared a visual and spatial perception game she created and played with her girls. Once again incorporating multiple skills into one activity; in this case art and maths.Thank you for joining us. This curation was brought to you by 
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