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February 8, 2013 By Jennifer Lambert 5 Comments

We discovered these Katie books at a consignment shop and have been lucky to collect quite a few in the series. Of course, my Katie loves them! They are delightful books that follow the imaginative adventures of Katie into the world of art and historical places.

Every day, Katie asks if we can do art first.

Every day, I tell her we have to do math and reading and history and science first.

Currently, Katie’s other favorite thing is Song School Spanish. Review coming up soon!

Art is her favorite subject! I use this as an incentive to get her to cooperate with the other subjects. We try to incorporate arts and crafts into everything we do for her since she loves it so much.

Here’s a picture Katie drew the other day with markers of my cherry limeade drink. Even though the straw is floating, I was impressed by the 3D lid.

We got Katie and Tori a guitar for Christmas. They’d been begging and we’re going through the lessons on Schoolhouse Teachers. Katie is also teaching herself to play piano. We use the KinderBach app and My First Piano Adventure. I am amazed at her musical ability. She’s always singing or humming.

guitar

Little brother Alex wants to do everything his sisters do. Here, Katie and Alex are painting with watercolors. These two don’t often get along.

painting

Alex also joined his sisters here with their Harmony Fine Arts lesson. They drew Giotto angels with chalk pastels.

art time

Everything Katie does, she does it with style. Vacuuming is so much easier when you’re wearing a princess dress!

princess vacuuming

Katie is our free spirit. She thinks outside the box. She excels at everything she does. She can already read chapter books and she’s not even 6 yet. She soaks up knowledge. I pray that she grows up and does radical and amazing things for God.

All About Reading Reader

She is a delightful child and brings us so much joy.

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  1. Diane Hurst says

    February 9, 2013 at 8:26 pm

    Those books look like good stories :) Looks like you’re having lots of opportunities for arts and music. Those are some of my favorite things. Foreign language, too. :) Katie’s artwork is very well done for a 6 -yr-old. My oldest drew constantly. She still does art as a hobby (she’s 31 now). One of my other children is going to study art in college.

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    • Jennifer Lambert says

      February 9, 2013 at 9:41 pm

      I love it that my kids love art and music. I want to encourage their love for those things. My parents discouraged me and said they weren’t practical and it made me so upset.

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      • Diane Hurst says

        February 10, 2013 at 8:12 am

        Well, you are doing a great job at encouraging your kids!

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        • Jennifer Lambert says

          February 10, 2013 at 2:01 pm

          aw, thanks!

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  2. Barb-Harmony Art Mom says

    February 17, 2017 at 9:22 pm

    The image of them painting is adorable. Thanks for sharing the link to Harmony Fine Arts.

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