That’s right! Part two is here. Ready to see the rest of my school day?
I stepped outside and grinned to myself. Jasmine had been wrong. The rain this morning had cleared up, leaving only a miserably humid and steamy sunny day behind it.
I looked around the backyard and my eyes landed upon the perfect subject of my science expedition.
I zoomed over to the tree as fast as I could.
“This bark is very textured,” I mumbled aloud to noone in particular, “and falls off very easily. I wonder why.”
Examining the bark led to a few questions for which I found the answers simply by studying the bark some more. I felt it, sniffed it, and even tasted it. What? Don’t look at me like that! I’m more daring than you’d think!
Uh, don’t try that at home, though. It tasted nasty.
“Ants? There are ants in this tree? Absurd. And cool. I better take notes.”
In my scrawl I jotted down a few notes about the bark and the different insects and bugs crawling on the tree.
“God sure knew what He was doing when He made creation,” I sighed to myself. “It’s all so beautiful and so intelligently designed. It truly is an honor to be studying and learning about science.”
I walked back toward the house on the landscaping edge after gathering a pretty nice collection of notes about the bark. When I came inside, I typed it into a little report of what I had observed about it.
For English grammar, by the way, Madison will tell us anything gramatically incorrect we did on our reports about science or history or Bible. She’ll help us correct it and understand the right way to do it next time. For Bible, we type a report on what we learned about that day’s Bible reading plan. Most everyone’s is different, and Madison enjoys reading our views on it.
Of course, I got an A on my science report. I love being a star student!
Oh! Coconut! What are you doing here?
Coconut says she deserves an A+ in being the best dog in the world. Well, I don’t know how many dolly dog owners would agree with you, Coconut, but you get an A+ in my book! ;)
How was your first day of school?
Love,
and Coconut ;)
Lovely pictures! My dolls are homeschooled as well, although they don’t start school until September. I love science as well, Cecile!
~Mira
http://www.daysofdollight.blogspot.com
Thank you so much, Mira! And that’s really neat your dolls are homeschooled as well. :D
This was a fun photostory! I like that last picture where Cecile is hugging/holding coconut. :-) Oh, and the one when coconut is jumping on her :-) that one is cute :-)
~Gracie
Thank you very much! :D I like those photos too. :)
My dolls are also homeschooled. I loved this story! ;)
-Kiki-
Awesome! Wow, more dolls are homeschooled than I thought. LOL! And thanks! :D
Yes! You’re welcome! ?
?-Kiki-?
:D
My dolls are homeschooled, but you knew that already. :D
LOL, yep! :D
Great Post!
Thanks so much! :D
I loved seeing a doll’s first day of homeschool! School here in Canada doesn’t start until September so we still have a few more weeks of summer to go. And yes, I have to agree that Coconut gets A+ for being so cute and cuddly! :)
ginnie / http://www.fakingitmostly.com
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it. That’s neat that school doesn’t start until September in Canada. I never knew that! And haha, Coconut says thanks! :)
•Madi•