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Tag Archives: library
The Joy of Book-ing
This morning I went to the library and came home with five books. They are: “I Am Number Four” by Pittacus Lore: Decided I have to check out this YA series because I keep seeing it everywhere & so that … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling, Writing, blogging, books
Tagged amos oz, books, comfort food, eleanor brown, elizabeth berg, family, library, library books, life learning, pittacus lore, possibility, rosalind brackenbury, unschooling
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Library
Public libraries are amazing places. The main branch of the NYC Public Library, located on 5th Avenue at 42nd Street is, perhaps, more amazing than most, but only in its’ size, grandeur and stacks of rare & wonderful books. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Learning, Life Learning
Tagged 42nd St. Library, city council meeting minutes, Free Range Kids, freedom, lending library, Lenore Skenazy, library, life learning, NYC public Library, rare books, reading room, self-directed learning, stacks
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Indiana Redux
I was looking through my Indiana photos and realized there were a few I didn’t post that are maybe worth sharing. Columbus, Indiana, for the uninitiated, is famous for its’ architecture. This is almost entirely due to the efforts of … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Life Learning, Travel, Unschooling, holidays
Tagged architecture, Ben, cornfield, cummins engine company, eliel saarinen, family, first christian church, henry moore, i.m. pei, Indiana, j.irwin miller, library, life learning, Maya, the pond, travel
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Nothing to do
Normally I love days where we have nothing planned; where it is a little bit gray outside and we can just hang out and do whatever. And then, every now and then, a day like that makes me feel like … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged bubble witch saga, facebook, harry potter world, library, life learning, loud sighing, ninja weapons, painting, peel off my skin, run around screaming, unschooling
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Story Problems and Libraries
When I was in school I remember despising story problems in math. My lowest math scores always involved story problems. But when math is not a ‘subject’ to be studied, but just part of like, then lots of it is … Continue reading