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Thanks for letting me know, Stella. I corrected it. Here's the link: thebeautyofplay.com/peg-dolls-skin-tones-using-natural-dyes/

Thanks so much. Right now skin tone wooden pegs are used frequently in kindergarten by the kindergarten programs.

I love that!

I’m so glad you liked it!

Probably not any time son. I do help people do this kind of thing in my subscription if asked though.

@@disisdakris thanks for letting me know. Here’s a corrected link. thebeautyofplay.com/fall-window-cling-tutorial/ The black paint is fabric paint. Let dry 24 hours before using the tinted glue. We tint with food coloring.

It's the most effective algorithm I know.

They make the same shape because they are number bonds for the number 10 and the wheel is a 10-point circle. When counting by 7's we are essentially counting by 3's backwards because 10-7 is 3. Is that helpful?

@@MojaKravica1985 what part? A counting wheel in general?

@@beauty_of_play Yeah, just not a big fan. Good video though cheers

Trains are rods placed end-to-end. So if you have a long line of rods, all end to end, this would be considered a train. I hope that helps.

Oh, I'm glad. It's so easy and one of our favorite seasonal activities.

You are welcome.

Hi Rosasana, yes, Erin and I are currently working in a new video with the new inoculation procedure. It should still work. I do not know about the cooked rice in zip locks. The challenge with growing mushrooms is that they compete with many other common microorganisms such as mold and bacteria. It requires a sterile technique which is why I use the precooked bags that I purchase. She usually gives you more than enough inculcate, so you can still try. If it doesn’t work, store your income in the fridge and try again with the precooked bagged rice.

I’m so glad it is helpful.

Have fun!

I make my own worksheets. I have used workbooks as source books that I take problems from like Jamie York's Making Math Meaningful, but I want to make sure I interleave a variety of math problems from concepts we've been studying, and I also want to make sure to cater to her strengths and weaknesses. Using a sourcebook for me to pull problems from allows me this flexibility. I think one could easily use any workbooks for a child's skill level and basically do the same thing. The challenge with workbooks that I have found is there is very little interleaving (a mix of a variety of different kinds of problems.) We can adjust this by choosing a few problems from several different pages. We did this for my son's college classes that were designed to introduce and concept and do what's called 'drill and kill.' This means they have one type of problem for the concept that he was introduced to over and over, but no interleaving. What we did was work ahead and have several different homeworks open at the same time, doing a few problems from different concepts each day. This spacing and interleaving, though it feels harder, allows for greater long-term retention. I hope that's helpful.

Hi Makao. I know I've answered you on Instagram, but I wanted to place a response here. I include a couple of books suggestions, but not a list of books for each number. I know Hana with @pepperandpine also did a Quality of Numbers, and I think she may have stories in hers. Our work really complements each other.

Sorry, I'm just seeing your comment. Yes, I have several options for support for math. I sell math guides/curricula for elementary ages, and I host a math coaching subscription on my site. You can find out more about those at www.thebeautyofplay.com

Oh, it’s definitely in the plans. I also sell curricular that has all kinds of these kind of activities in them. You can also find me on Instagram.

I plan to. You can also find me on Instagram. I have math guides available on my site as well that’s full of activities like these. Www.thebeautyofplay.com.

Thank you so much.

I have not had them do this. However, we do not leave them for any extended time, over a couple of months. They do become brittle over time and will slowing cracks and fall apart.

All the directions are in my blog for you. The link is in the show notes.

@@beauty_of_play thank u

I love that idea.

I'll think about that. Do you have a book in particular that you are thinking of?

Hi Pricilla. It's in the middle of editing. Hopefully I get it back soon, and can send it out.

They are! the Blue king are my favorite. They are also tasty.

Sorry so late. It’s clear with food coloring added.

Sorry for the late reply. I would do Middle Ages first, but please note that the middle ages often called the dark ages, was isolated to Europe, because much of Afro Eurasia, at that time was having a very enlightened period. Loads of progress was being made by the Middle East, and buy the Asians, and definitely by the countries in Africa.

Thank you so much 😀

I'm so glad it was useful.

I want to say roughly an hour. But I have all the details on my blog post. thebeautyofplay.com/2020/07/14/peg-dolls-skin-tones-using-natural-dyes/

Thank you.

Hi Tina. The subjects that I was referring to were math, form drawing, Spanish, and copy work. We ended up putting those in a loop separate from our enrichment loop. So we have our main lesson, and then we do some thing from the enrichment loop, and then we do two items off of those four subjects on one day and then the following day we do the other two items. I basically just put them in another separate loop. Teaching all the subjects every single day was way too much for me, and this combination of Waldorf and Charlotte Mason is working really well for us. We have a unit study that we can dive really deep into like we enjoy, but then we hit smaller lessons in a loop schedule so everything gets done, but I’m not doing everything every day. I hope that helps; let me know if you have any other questions.

@@beauty_of_play I know you use your own curriculum for your math block, I purchased the Quality of Numbers and love it but I wanted to ask what other consistent math curriculum your daughter use in the math loop. Thank you for answering he other questions, they make perfect sense.

I know I already answered you privately, but I thought I would just put this up publicly. So I get a lot of inspiration from several different sources including Jamie Yorks Making Math Meaningful and Gattegno’s work. I also love educationunbox.com. But I don’t really use a curriculum and teaching her math. Because math is something that comes easier to me, most of the time I can see where we need to go next and have in my mind how I want to approach it. There are definitely things that I keep in mind as we go along like spacing, memory retrieval, and interleaving. Also try to approach it in a way that connects some thing that she already understands. I talk a little bit about this in the most recent curricula for addition and subtraction and for multiplication and division. I also list a few blogs, books, and curricula that have shaped my thoughts around math.

Thank you so much, Deborah. Possibly, it will be a while.😂

Here's a video that has 4 by 4. Just recognize that if there is no digit in that place, then that digit is 0, so for the 2-digit place, the hundred and thousand place value will be 0. ua-cam.com/video/FdMGxZuKYiU/v-deo.html