
I enjoyed pointing out all the animal names to him. I told him their real names, for example, saying “Look at the black howler monkey!” instead of just a generic “monkey”. The zoo made this easy for us since all the real names are by the displays. They also had all the scientific names, but we haven’t gotten that far yet (but we will as soon as I make the bits!)

I’ll have to admit I became a little bit distracted video taping and taking pictures. But we still did have a lot of fun together. And hopefully next time it won’t be quite as cold. I’m really excited about looking into all the community resources that are available. There are so many wonderful educational opportunities, and they are NOT just obtained through the schools. In fact the schools tend to mess it up a lot of time: you learn so much more and have so much more fun when it’s just your family, rather than a large group to be tallied.

"But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee: Or speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee: and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee."Job 12:7-8
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I love all of Glenn Doman's work! He has crated the biggest contribution to Humanity advancing than anyone else. We now have the tools to leap ahead within just one generation. Can you imagine the posibilities for the planet if every parent did the How to multiply your Baby's intelligence course at The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential and then did it with their 0-5 year olds? Wow! Enjoy your son! Thanks,
-Sanjiv
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