Thursday, April 7, 2011
Teaching Notes
The other day while teaching our six year old daughter her reading lesson, we were learning how to pronounce the "ew" in words like blew, drew and screw. I went along explaining the meaning of words. When we got to the word "screw", I said like when dad uses his screw driver. After a second, Iris Anna pipes up, "Also like when you screw up." And then, the almost 16 year old says in the background, "Or when you're screwing around!"
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Ha! They are such good kids. I'm sure those young minds are soaking all that knowledge in like sponges! I can't believe you have an (almost) 16-year-old. You seem waaaay too young. Sounds like the teaching is going great. Good work!
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