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The Sensory Gym

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This term Eli has been going to weekly therapy sessions at a place called The Sensory Gym. Eli has Asperger’s and Sensory Integration Disorder a string of big fancy terms … Continue reading

Sydney Children’s festival 2011

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We went to the Sydney Children’s festival again this year, actually we were very game and went twice. Continue reading

Book Week 2011

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On Wednesday 17 books relinquished their most cherished characters handing them over to the care of excitable youngsters who we subsequently, as any sensible person would, invited around to play. … Continue reading

Classroom Genesis

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We are building a classroom at the bottom of our garden. Continue reading

Winterfest Medieval Festival 2011

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"Jocelyn: Better a silly girl with a flower than a silly boy with a horse and a stick. Wat: It’s called a lance. Hello? " A Knights Tale. One of … Continue reading

Would You Like To Pay It Forward?

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We entered a game over at What we do all Day and were very lucky to be chosen. This pay it forward game is a little different to most blog … Continue reading

Junior Jivers

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As the term is coming to an end I thought I’d show some of the fun things we have managed to squeeze into into it. I mentioned that we have … Continue reading

A little bird told me

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well actually he hardly spoke the whole time he was here, rude thing. If a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush how much is one on … Continue reading

Fighting the chill of winter with ice.

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Once a fortnight we join with a large pack of home-schooling kids and take to the ice. Well the kids do I stand around freezing to death occasionally calling out … Continue reading

Introducing my Skin and Blister

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Who now probably hates me for posting this, oh well she lives ages away and death stares over distance just aren’t all that threatening. A while ago I mentioned that … Continue reading

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