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our first "rowed" book.....

and well let's just say we all have a love/hate relationship with it!!! However I do not give up that easily, and will try a few more!
We "rowed" {that is five in a row} with

How to make an apple pie and see the world

Here's a few highlights from our week.

Spell Out Loud~ Apple Pattern Cards

HS Share~ How to make an apple pie and see the world unit
{I do love that there are so many ideas on HS Share that go with five in a row!!}

HS Share~ Apple tree math game



~made apple flashcards and three part apple cards.





The science experiment in the Five in a Row teacher book~ Salt Water.



Here's A4, A5, and A6 all helping stir the salt into the water.



Here's the finished product....salt!
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  1. AndreaNovember 10, 2009 at 7:07 PM

    Looks like fun! I use homeschool share all the time in our school. :D btw- if there's an out of print fiar book you can't find at the library- I own most of them- lol and you can borrow them.

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