Busy with a New Book!

Hello Friends, 
It looks like I have been tardy with my Blog listings. Please forgive. I have been busy writing a new book and getting it ready for publishing. This one is quite different from my other works... its a collection of stories about Ireland in the 1800's. Its not for children. Its not an education book. You can read about it at http://www.sieglindedefrancesca.com/a-new-book.html 
I will still be visiting the Blog from time to time. In the meantime I would love to hear from you.        Warmly, Sigi

Is not New Life the most wondrous of all?

Liberty Rose 6/16/2009

Common Senses

It is through our senses that we experience the world. Try to use your senses in new ways... to experience the world differently.
Smell colors, taste sounds, feel smells, hear scents, see the wind...

Some wonders most of us have never seen!

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Click on link above to be amazed!

Sound made Visible

Click this to see > Sound made visible

I have posted this before but feel it is so amazing its worth repeating.

Boredom

A Query to our readers

Hello Wonder Workers, we here at Teach Wonderment would so like to hear from you. 
We know that if you are educators you are always overwhelmed bringing the best, most imaginative content to your students.
The aim of Wonderment101 is to stimulate the imagination and enrichen one's perception of the world.
We would love to hear from you your feelings about what we could offer you with this work. Perhaps we should change our focus, perhaps we should expand.... this work is for you. Please help us provide what you need. 
Warmly, Sigi

The Topology of Tears

The Topology of Tears

What an extraordinary thought....

Bounty

Can there be finer rewards than enjoying the fruits of the seeds you planted and cared for? First lush green harvest.... more to come.

Wonders abound!

Today my daughter sent this article to me. 
Wonders abound!

The Garden

For several days now my husband, the one who works wonders in our garden, has been unable to walk. So I somewhat grudgingly took on the care of the plants. To my delight I found such peace and joy standing there in the fresh morning light watering the flowers and vegetables. The garden gives so much... it is wonderful to give back.