This is one of our favorite songs/verses, especially during the more quiet time of Winter. Say or sing it to your loved ones before bed or while giving a massage.
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Friday, March 6, 2009
Magical Math

We are constantly seeking wonderful ways to experience the world of numbers. Here are some of our recent adventures...
Golden Ratio - (phi, spirals, botany, phyllotaxis)



Wilson and Mommy's Math Gnome Song
Once upon a time
There were four little gnomes
They were happy
In their little homes
Under the mushrooms
Near the lumber
They loved to count
Every number
Today they are hunting
Jewels that are shiny
Pretty and round
Sparkly and tiny
Add and Subtract
Times and Divide
Jewels placed in groups
There were four little gnomes
They were happy
In their little homes
Under the mushrooms
Near the lumber
They loved to count
Every number
Today they are hunting
Jewels that are shiny
Pretty and round
Sparkly and tiny
Add and Subtract
Times and Divide
Jewels placed in groups
They joyfully guide
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Meal Verse




We prepare and eat at least one lunch that relates to each social studies block (pictures above feature: Jewish charoset from the Diaspora, Medieval peasant/servant meal served in a castle, Moorish feast, Medieval European monk's meal). We love to eat together as a family! During lunch, we start with a meal verse.
Ricky, Joey and Wilson have been entrenched in botany adventures this year, so they made up a poem about a seed becoming a tree, then growing fruit that we will eat. With all of the recent rain, we've been talking a lot about rainbows and colors...also included in the poem!
The poem became a song, and then we added gentle movements to it. At some point, we'll get a video clip of it here on our blog.
Syrendell Meal Verse - From the Earth
From the Earth a seed is born
Sun and rain, in the morn
Grows a tall and happy tree
Lots of shade for you and me
Rainbow-colored sweet fruits grow
Pick them when they're ripe and low
Smell and taste their sugar sweet
Thank you, Earth, for this treat
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