July 27, 2026

Category: Math Discoveries

A Mind Wide Open, Lils, Look for Learning, Math Discoveries, Neurological Development, Playing, Science Discoveries, Thought Process & Development

Littlest Pet Shop – Visual Comparison

  Lily found this great visual comparison game on LPS’s site.  She gets a bit impatient, but seems to enjoy the challenge.  The neurological development necessary to support this level of comparison intrigues me and I am looking for more information that describes what’s going on in the mind at this stage, to allow for […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Bugz & Her Explorations, CDE Standards Reference, Construction, Engineering, Imagination, Lils, Literacy, Math Discoveries, Movement & Coordination, Physics, Science Discoveries, Sculpture, Self Awareness, Self Esteem

Fossils, Tea Party Invitations, and Returning

Cecily made fossils with me today.  She discovered what plaster can do, the unique properties of silica, and the term, “paleontologist”. She also discovered she could sound out the word, “bacteria”!!!  Just so long as I didn’t pay any attention or realize she was doing it… Her level of development in the area of literacy […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Art, Artistry, Bugz & Her Explorations, CDE Standards Reference, Engineering, Geography, Imagination, Invention, Lils, Math Discoveries, Responsibility, Science Discoveries, Self Awareness, Society & Culture, Storytelling / Recollection, Thought Process & Development, Writing

BRAVE fille

Lily is sometimes Merida, sometimes Elinor as a bear, and today, she’s a little and nice version of Mor’du. She’s beginning to memorize the movie in French.. We ordered a How to Draw Brave Characters book, which has been in constant use since its arrival. First, she now knows what a character is… Second, she […]

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A Mind Wide Open, Bugz & Her Explorations, Imagination, Lils, Literacy, Math Discoveries, Physical Development, Rhythm & Motion, Science Discoveries

What's New

Well, lots.  She’s officially a rock climber now.  She’s “Crazy Good”, self proclaimed and readily agreed by both the mama and the climbing instructor Amy.  She can scale and traverse like she’s been doing it for years!  She doesn’t like the racing afterwards, however, as she still has not figured out how to insist the […]

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