Adam taught us a card game tonight that his buddies Kebede and Tyler taught him. He appears to have inherited our competitive spirit but unfortunately for him, his father's card skills. It has been easier to engage the boys in games then homework. We have some kinks to work out with our home school system. Evan has made it clear that he prefers his regular teachers and does not agree with our ideas. However, we are all enjoying the book "The Cay" that was recommended reading for both boys. Evan has also started teaching Adam how to type using a computer program. Boyd and I have both enjoyed new books "The legend of Bagger Vance" (about golf) and "Cheaper by the dozen". Guess which one Boyd read. As a family we are reading a devotional called "Jumper Fables". In addition to the books, we have daily lessons from the people we meet. We traveled this past weekend with 2 guys from London and 2 from Australia who have seen more of the world than we could imagine. JK
Evan teaching Adam to type
new international friends are always welcome.
ReplyDeletehey - can you conjugate "sonreir"? that's a new verb for me.
sonreo i smile
Deletesonrees you smile
sonree he,she smiles
sonreimos we smile
sonreen they smile
also
reir =to laugh
gracias!
Deleteit means smile
ReplyDeleteEvan Kroeze
I hope your trip is going as well as it sounds on here!
ReplyDeleteKebede wondered if you were playing 31?
ReplyDeleteJust finished playing again. It was a tie when dinner was ready
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