Weekly workboxes 2

This workbox system is so wonderful!!! I cannot believe how much it has changed/helped our homeschool every day! When I fill the workboxes each night I have to say it feels almost like Christmas! I look forward to Missy seeing what goodies I have for her each day in the boxes. She gets so excited to, and always wants to start right away.

Here are 2 pictures of games that were in the workboxes last week. I'm not going to put pictures of everything just because it's so time consuming. I'll list the other boxes out.

The first is a handmade word family game (to make go see The snail's trail)

Here is the game laid out, the letters or letter combinations in the windows change as you move it to each new color. Pink flyer really liked this game.

I saw this game on Walking by the way, and thought it was genius. It is a writing game where a topic is picked from the strips of paper, and then the dice is rolled and the child starts writing with that many words. Then Mom/teacher takes a turn rolling dice and writes that many words. I thought we came up with a pretty good story, but I have to admit that even though I really liked this game, my p. flyer did not. She played, but wasn't interested in doing it again. Oh well. Cute idea.

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Here is a list of other great boxes from the past week:

1. Abeka 3 math lesson 20
2. Daily grammar
3. Magic tree house book on CD
4. Human body skeleton puzzle
5. Journal-one topic was "how to make pizza by P. flyer"
   
6. Write out 3 x 1 =3 20 times (help with memorization)
   
7. Math speed drills (abeka)
   
8. Master reader (hooked on phonics)
   
9. Multiplication keys (another awesome school tool to help with multiplication memorization)
   
   
10. Copy work (bible verse)
11. Vocabulary workbook
12. Skeleton poster center
    
    
13. Thank you note to great Grandma for a birthday present (I love that things as simple as this can be put into the boxes)-great writing lesson: she wrote it in cursive
    
14. Ballet lapbook-make ballet clothes book
15. Music lapbook-fundamentals of music mini book
16. 3 napkins and 3 inches of tape (think challenge) to create something
    

Okay, that's obviously not all from one day, there are 12 boxes maximum per day. But, that's a cumulation of many days. I just wanted put up some of the most fun and interesting ones she had. Happy workboxing! To see more workbox ideas go to "My two happy homeschoolers" and see what others have done!