We helped Mr. Burrito in making his Time line project, Wednesday of last week. Doing this project is so much fun. The only thing that is hard is choosing which picture to use as we have so many and they are only allowed one photo for each year.
Mr. Burrito was very determined to have it done last Wednesday although it wasn't due till Friday so we helped him do it. His timeline includes:
- 2007 - He was born in Weirton Medical Center
- 2008 - We were in Korea
- 2009 - We visited the Philippines for the first time.
- 2010 - We are back in West Virginia
- 2011 - We went to Disney World
- 2012 - We explored other cities in West Virginia including Chester.
- 2013 - We went to Texas, Lake Eerie in Ohio, and a roadtrip to Black Waterfalls.
- 2014 - Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh and Doquesne University
Ms. Burrito or Rylie's Timeline is much colorful than what we did with the little Mister. He is a boy so we thought of making the design a simple one. He was proud of his timeline.
Aww so cute! It's fun to do things together! <3
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful project for kids to do because it is so much fun and interesting to go back and reminisce all the good times. I am sure seeing all those photos while making the projects did bring in some great memories. :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful timeline! you're right, his timeline isn't as colorful as her sis (i viewed it too, it's very colorful and creative with lots of embellishments) but it's perfect for him as a boy-simple, clean and classy:)
ReplyDeletenow that's really cute sis! I like doing this kind of stuff. That's a cute little explorer right there!
ReplyDeleteYour kids are very lucky to experience and see different places. It is such a cherished childhood.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great looking timeline sis, I like how the pictures are in sequence. How long did you guys live in Korea? I am always fascinated about Korean culture, history and food.
ReplyDeleteGood job as he was able to make a nice collage and timeline.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful timeline for Mr. Burrito :) Good Job! You have a beautiful story to tell.
ReplyDeleteIt was interesting to get a look at your life through your child's school project.
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