It’s so true that learning can take place anywhere, Julie. This pictures surely make the point.

My daughter is a Girl Scout, and we do the work for many of the badges ourselves, which the Scouts encourage. It’s amazing what we learn together as we work through the activities.

You’re an inspiration.

Thanks for your kind words on One Single Impression.

• Sandy, I was a Girl Scout too and so is my eldest daughter. Thanks too for creating a site for those who have poetic aspirations and want to be “heard”

was in the science centrum two years ago and i agree, it was a great learning experience. it was supposed to be a place for kids but even us parents had a grand time

• We might go back Cess because we were not able to go inside the Wonder House

Teaching was be such a rewarding profession. Thanks for sharing these great photos.

Yohan would like visit Manila Zoo again this summer. Last time he was there, he was only 2 years old.

Inspired by your mongo planting activity, I asked hubby to buy some mongo seeds at the market. I followed your advice about the cotton. Ay, I will post nalang the story one of these days. Funny kasi… Sorry nabitin pa kita.

• Try the Avilon Zoo Rachel, though it is a bit far and even us haven’t been there too, only Trixie. So many places to visit for the children (and parents) to learn and see new things. Sige, will wait for the mongo post

Hehehe..yang monggo plant, meron din kami nyan.

The fact that you are homeschooling your child is truly admirable. I agree, with that kind of perseverance then “learning” must be your middle name

• Hay, Cookie, sometimes its a little taxing din though when I think about it, these are just a few years for them to enjoy spending time with me.Once they are a little older, they might not want to do that. Thanks

i agree, children can learn anywhere…even in the backyard if we just take time. by the way, you are very artistic in the way you take the pictures.

by the way, can you visit mine too? here’s the link…thanks in advance.

http://www.pinaymommyonline.com/2008/03/fampics-learning.html

• Thanks, Ruby, for the visit. Yes, time is very important because it is one of the most precious things we can give to our children

I am particularly interested with the OTOP fair. It’s a good way to teach the kids the different places in the Philippines and the products they produce without boring them.

• Lynn, there is another one coming up next week and we are definitely going to go visit the fair. Its in Mega so its convenient to go

Wow, you are one dedicated teacher - in and outside the classroom!

• Thanks, Cheryl. Tiring but I have to do these things while they are still interested and while they are still listening

So very true Teacher Julie that everyday is a learning process. Neat pictures!

• Yes, we just need to see the opportunities for these. Or make them if necessary

actually, when I saw the March theme is Learning, ikaw agad ang naisip ko, Teacher Julie.

and true enough, the learning photos posted here took best on the PMN theme for the month.

thanks for sharing the photos, T. Julie. yung OTOP, hmm, mukhang familiar.

• Ewan ko ba Feng, since I was in HS, I was already teaching since I started in DVCS. Oh, we will definitely go to the National Trade Fair on the 12th. Kita-kits!

nice set of photos! indeed, learning is not just confined to the four corners of the classroom, di ba?

• Yes, so true. If we don’t see opportunities presenting themselves, we make these happen

Your profession is truly a real inspiring one. Nurturing the young ones and teaching them in all possible surroundings.
My boy loves planting those green beans on cotton wool and water, watching them grow and measuring their height every day!
Your ‘walking on coconut shells’ looks interesting. Teaching balance?

• The coconut shells,yes, not just balance but creativity and/or thinking skills to solve problems by yourself. Even if help is given here, if one can’t “navigate” then one can’t walk properly

such a great entry for learning theme. wish homeschooling was already famous during my time then maybe i could have asked my mom to be home schooled.

btw, you are an excellent blogger, so pls pick your award from my wordpress blog.

take care, Juls.

• Homeschooling is the new trend, Arlene. It just so happen that we chose this since socialization is not really an issue yet. Thanks for the award

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