Elizabeth:
The papers and floral embellishments are from Zoe Pearn's kit Summer Sorbet (Sweetshoppedesigns.com). The font her name is in is....um....Rockford (how could I draw a blank on that, it's a favorite!!!)
Katherine:
Everythiing from Lauren Grier and Sir Scrap-a-lot. Not sure if this is still sold anywhere as Lauren as recently moved her shop. The kit name is Springtime in Paris. Font is Curlz MT, which I usually stay far, far away from because it's soooooo over-used. But it looks cute here and fits! Want to lose my interest quick - use Curlz MT or Scriptina....blech!!! But...I did just that!!!
Annie:
Everything from Kristin Cronin-Barrow (sweetshoppedesigns.com) Prince Charming mini kit. Font is Patti. That's it...just Patti. Check dafont.com since that's usually where I get my fonts. :)
Harrison:
Granted, he's not officially in school; but, I thought he didn't need to be left out. And sometimes he *does* do "handwriting":....His tag is from MandaBean's "Paul" mini-kit (sweetshoppedesigns.com) from their quarterly sampler LAST quarter -- not the one that is currently for sale in their shop. I love the sock monkey stuff for him, especially since he has a quilt made with fabrics that have sock monkeys printed on them. (the one my friend Mary made...Harrison and I both love it!). Oh and the font for his name is One Stroke Script LET - again, check dafont.com...I have no idea! :)
So...there are their tags (please notice...homonyms, each spelled correctly....please, recognize this!!!! ROFL). They are hanging on the side of the fridge, ready to hold their work - either for later in the day or for Daddy to see when he gets home. Love them. The kids love them. We're all happy homeschoolers! Pictures of homeschooling to come later.




2 comments:
GREAT idea Gina!! If we had a side of a fridge, that might work well (and if the magnets were big enough to hold a whole book - LOL). I keep changing and modifying how I do things as I've gone through the years of homeschooling and still need to work on what I'll do for this year. But it's always fun, always exciting and it's so wonderful to watch your children learn. :) We had fun over the summer having Dad see many opportunities for even little Joanna to read something to him and how well she's done. Knowing I taught her? Priceless. :)
Nice homonym spelling ;)
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