Onions
Garlic
Tomatoes
Potatoes
Cabbage
Greens for cooking (kohlrabi, turnips, chard, etc)
Romaine
Asparagus
Brussels sprouts
Green beans
Corn
Carrots
Celery
Cucumbers
Green, red, and yellow bell peppers
Those are the veggies I buy most often.
:iagree: I would let them enjoy their vacation. Learning will happen naturally on a trip like this. If something they see sparks their interest, let them research and find out more about it. That's all I would do.
We have had it set up both ways in the past, but right now we have a table. The kids usually only use the table when we're doing stuff together. Most of the time they grab whatever they're working on and take it to the living room. Sometimes they take work to the library for quiet and use my desk. They are older now and tend to spread out around the house.
:grouphug: That is a lot to deal with in a short time. Praying the wedding goes smoothly, and you don't wear yourself out. I agree with the pp who said to ask people to help. More :grouphug:
Our local Shakespeare company just finished Much Ado About Nothing, and will start The Merry Wives of Windsor the end of this month. Late August will be Richard II. It is performed in an outdoor theater and is free!
Yes, the Nance books work better for mathy kids, and Traditional Logic is more wordy. Traditional Logic works great for kids who are really interested in Logic. DoD is much more engaging than Traditional Logic, and worked for my dd who is not mathy and only studied Logic because I made her. :001_smile:
I'm not sure how to vote. I used the Nance books with my two oldest, Traditional Logic I and II with my third, and DoD with my fourth. I think different programs work with different kids.