An Ordinary Life

I run Science Crazy Clubs in Ipswich and we've been having so much fun learning hands on.  I sometimes even share a few of the projects we do on the Science Crazy Blog.
The last Science Crazy club was all about how catapults worked and so we made some fun catapults and had fun testing them.  The most recent blog I have shared on Science Crazy is this fun Catapult made from Lolly pop sticks and elastic bands!...

So just when I was ready to get blogging, the very next week my 2nd born gave me a fright.  She was rushed into hospital for all kinds of checks as she had a severe headache that hadn't gone for weeks.  She still has it but after blood tests, eye examinations...

Progress and the gift of the love of learning.  One of my main reasons, although I have many, for home educating my girls.  I am so pleased to be back here again.  It's been too long!
I haven't been blogging but as usual the girls and I have been having adventure after adventure in our home ed life.  I've been busy with so many things being a single mum still and starting the new business, so I decided it was time to take a step away...

So, I was inspired by a photo I saw floating around the web the other day and just had to fit it into our learning on Monday.
My 6 and 8 year old loved it so I thought I would share so you can have a try too!
If you like you can follow this activity up with another more scientific version, called: What's in Soil? that can be found by clicking on the photo below......