Thursday, April 9: 169/180

We went to the Franklin Institute. For some reason, it was completely mobbed by children on school trips and or with their families, so much so that we weren't able to stay for long. Robin was most interested in the brain exhibit. Here we are about to escape the madding crowds:

He exercised.

Wednesday, April 8: 168/180

Robin worked with Life of Fred, Explode the Code, and Handwriting Without Tears He read a Bob Book. I read to him: Ten, Nine, Eight Board Book by Molly Bang


Peek-A-Zoo! by Nina Laden


Breathe by Scott Magoon


Robin exercised.

Tuesday, April 7: 167/180

Robin attended his MAHC classes: Scratch Programming, Wave Engineering, and Improv. He walked to MAHC and back.

Sunday, April 5: 166/180

Robin heard the Easter story, made crafts on spring themes, and worked on a puzzle. Here's an action shot from the 'active games' part of the morning at church:

He exercised.

Saturday, April 4: 165/180

Robin worked with Life of Fred, Explode the Code, and Handwriting Without Tears. He read a Bob Book. I read to him: My Circus by Xavier Deneux


Money Madness by David A. Adler


Temple Cat by Andrew Clements


Robin exercised.

Thursday, April 2: 164/180

Robin worked with Life of Fred, Explode the Code, and Handwriting Without Tears. I read to him: Hot Air: The (Mostly) True Story of the First Hot-Air Balloon Ride by Marjorie Priceman
Follow the Money! by Loreen Leedy


The Scraps Book by Lois Ehlert


Robin exercised.

Wednesday, April 1: 163/180

Robin worked with Life of Fred, Explode the Code, and Handwriting Without Tears. He read a Bob Book. And I read to him: Jump!: From the Life of Michael Jordan by Floyd Cooper


Spork by Kyo Maclear


Little You by Richard Van Camp


Robin played basketball at the park with friends.