Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls

Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls

Documenting some of the activities we do while homeschooling.

Operating as usual

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 07/02/2024

N just finished Year 1, Level 1 of Pinwheels by Rooted in Language. She has made so much progress in a few months and really loves the program. She is excited to start level 2 next week (she doesn’t actually want to wait 😂).

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 05/11/2023

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 25/08/2023

We are working on world geography this year. We are currently working our way through Asia. We ended our unit on China with trying our hand at Chinese brush painting. At the end of our Japan unit, we did a variation on Japanese woodblock prints.

15/12/2022
15/12/2022

Plans were canceled this afternoon due to wet and cold weather so we played with the Sphero. We made obstacle courses for each other.

15/12/2022

For our last magnetism demonstration, we made a homopolar motor.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 15/11/2022

Exploring magnetic force by making the paper clip hang in the air. We also measured how far we could hold two different magnets away from the paper clip before it fell to determine which magnet was stronger.

27/10/2022

The Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria

12/10/2022

The past couple weeks we have being learning about the Algonquian, a Native American tribe that lived in our area. Today we finished up by making wigwams.

30/09/2022

The kids are excited today. Earlier this week we finished reading The Tale of Despereaux so we are watching the movie this morning.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 18/09/2022

This week we are finishing our unit on Vikings from Beautiful Feet Books. The kids enjoyed the book, Leif the Lucky; and they had fun making Viking boats from an orange juice carton and Vikings from clothespins.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 07/09/2022

We were gifted this gears kits. Today was the first day playing with it. Great for problem solving and fine motor skills.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 23/06/2022

Starting nature study this summer with my 7 and almost 5yo. I picked up some small backpacks from the dollar tree to make nature packs (includes drawing utensils, small clip board, paper, magnifying glass, etc). Today we talked about what makes something alive and then headed into the backyard to draw some flowers.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 11/04/2022

Al-Bari = The Producer

According to the Beautiful Names of Allah Kids Journal and Activity book, the difference between Al-Khaliq and Al-Bari is that Al-Khaliq creates from nothing while Al-Bari brings things together to make His creation. The body systems were used to show how Al-Bari brought different systems together to make our bodies work together seamlessly.

Swipe to see a body systems puzzle the kids enjoyed putting together.

10/04/2022

Al-Khaliq = the Creator

Al-Khaliq created everything from nothing so we made the solar system. (Yes, I know it is not to scale. 😂)

10/04/2022

My 4yo worked on one of the week 2 crafts from Allamah while her big sisters went to another activity. I think it turned out great!!

Photos from Our Muslim Homeschool's post 02/02/2022

Excited to start this course and make our homeschool even better than it already is!

29/12/2021

Just a few of the MANY bones we found today in our owl pellets.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 19/10/2021

Identifying the different stages of meiosis in the cross-section of the anther of a lily flower under the microscope. Z was really excited that she was able to identify some of them!
Magnification at 40x, 100x, and 400x

30/09/2021

Z’s animal cell

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 29/09/2021

Wheat and all-purpose flour under the microscope

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 28/09/2021

Pics of onion under the microscope

30/04/2021

Playing with vibrations today.

22/02/2021

We had a win today with Z. We recently switched her math curriculum to Khan Academy as she really just dreaded doing her other math curriculum. For the most part it has been going well. She really likes earning points and reaching different levels with Khan Academy. She had gotten stuck with percentages. She really wasn’t understanding even with the videos on Khan Academy. We spent the week before February Break with me trying to explain and us practicing percentage problems together. At times I thought it was going well, other times she still wasn’t getting. Finally today we did a quick review and I had her do several problems herself. She did really well. The final test was to go complete the Khan Academy percentage quiz on her own. She got all the questions correct!!🎉🎉🎉

06/02/2021

This is our second attempt. We used more baking soda and vinegar this time around.

06/02/2021

We made a volcano in the snow. The first time wasn’t as impressive as we hoped so we did it a second time.

31/01/2021

Today we made a “lava lamp” using oil, water, food coloring, and alka-seltzer. Thanks for the recommendation, Yasmeen!

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 31/01/2021

Last week we grew more crystals. This time using baking soda and water. We thought it turned out pretty cool. Just be warned, if someone bumps the plate causing the water to spill and then not clean it up, it does make a mess on the counter. Haha.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 25/01/2021

The little girls had a lot of fun digging for fossils.

Photos from Wild Acre Homeschool for Girls's post 10/01/2021

We made rock candy this week!

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