Froguts.com was Re: unschooling theory
zenmomma *
>> Linda,Oh this site is very cool! Thanks for posting it. Casey has a friend over
> for days when there are no obliging lizards I bet he would enjoy
>www.froguts.com where he can do a virtual dissection of a frog. My 7yr old
>son loved it!>>
today and we all looked at it together. We got as far as opening up the
heart. There were lots of "yucks!" and "Ewwwws" and "Gross!", as well as a
good deal of peeking through fingers. As grossed out as they were, they were
also fascinated. We stopped when Casey's friend (who's only 6) started
looking like she'd rather be doing something else. We moved on to playing
around with solargraphic paper.
Life is good.
~Mary
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yes.. we, too loved the frog guts site..it was just gross enuf for my son to enjoy it.. but i'm not as flexible as some;... i called his attention back to it when he drifted to cartoons.. (Yes.. tv in same room.. me and my kids tend to multi.. uh.. view? .. a lot .. ) dont think it hurt him too much.. and got him to the puzzle of the skeleton.. now there was something he could WIN.. this is very important to him.. must WIN.. so what the hell.. it got him to put the entire skeleton together.. et voila.. learned more in ten minutes than an entire day of boring school..
LLL
LLL
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From: zenmomma *
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Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 4:09 PM
Subject: [Unschooling-dotcom] Froguts.com was Re: unschooling theory
>> Linda,
> for days when there are no obliging lizards I bet he would enjoy
>www.froguts.com where he can do a virtual dissection of a frog. My 7yr old
>son loved it!>>
Oh this site is very cool! Thanks for posting it. Casey has a friend over
today and we all looked at it together. We got as far as opening up the
heart. There were lots of "yucks!" and "Ewwwws" and "Gross!", as well as a
good deal of peeking through fingers. As grossed out as they were, they were
also fascinated. We stopped when Casey's friend (who's only 6) started
looking like she'd rather be doing something else. We moved on to playing
around with solargraphic paper.
Life is good.
~Mary
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