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Showing posts with label smart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smart. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Bloggiversery!
Hi guys! January the 8th was Girl Smart's blogiversery! My blog is one year old! To celebrate, I will change our logo!
Whatcha think?
Whatcha think?
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Two days 'til Christmas! Christmas fun on American girl!
Sorry! Short post today! Tomorrow will be the last chapter. Today, here is the American Girl Website. They have a lot of fun winter/Christmas things to do.
Stay Smart Girls!
Stay Smart Girls!
Friday, November 7, 2014
Friday, September 19, 2014
Fall background and Blog changes
Hey guys! Have you noticed the new background I put on the blog? I put it in honor of the first the day of fall. I also have a new poll on the blog. I have not checked the website, so I need to make sure it is working. In Winter the background will be different. I will change it for every holiday and season except Easter and Halloween (Don't ask)
Girls have the Smarts! (Our new motto)
Girls have the Smarts! (Our new motto)
Fun fact friday
Georgia O' Keeffe
Georgia O’Keeffe was born in 1887 in Wisconsin. She grew up on a farm where she helped her family by cooking, sewing, and growing vegetables.
When she was five, O’Keeffe went to school at a one-room schoolhouse. She didn’t like school but she did enjoy the private art lessons she took after school. She knew she wanted to be an artist.
O’Keeffe’s family moved to Virginia where O’Keeffe started high school. Everyone at her school loved her drawings.
After high school, O’Keeffe went to study at the Art Institute of Chicago. She enjoyed it there but she got very sick after only one year and had to stop going. When she finally felt better, over a year later, O’Keeffe decided to study in New York instead. In 1912, she began taking drawing classes at the University of Virginia. She learned to paint in many different styles before she developed her own way of painting.
Georgia O’Keeffe was born in 1887 in Wisconsin. She grew up on a farm where she helped her family by cooking, sewing, and growing vegetables.
When she was five, O’Keeffe went to school at a one-room schoolhouse. She didn’t like school but she did enjoy the private art lessons she took after school. She knew she wanted to be an artist.
O’Keeffe’s family moved to Virginia where O’Keeffe started high school. Everyone at her school loved her drawings.
After high school, O’Keeffe went to study at the Art Institute of Chicago. She enjoyed it there but she got very sick after only one year and had to stop going. When she finally felt better, over a year later, O’Keeffe decided to study in New York instead. In 1912, she began taking drawing classes at the University of Virginia. She learned to paint in many different styles before she developed her own way of painting.
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Vote for a motto!
I thought it was about time we had a motto. I was thinking of these. (If you have more suggestions, post them here.)
Vote for the motto in the comments.
- Stay Smart Girls!
- Girls have the smarts!
- Let's get smart.
- Learn and play!
Vote for the motto in the comments.
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Lego Birthday party!
Hey guys! I am back! Today's post is how to make an AWESOME birthday party! My brother gave me inspiration:
My brother is turning five in two days! He wants a LEGO party. (He is obsessed with Legos, and so am I.) Since I am the type of girl who loves to plan ahead of time, I immediately went to the computer for ideas. First, I looked for games. Here are some ideas. We are going to do number 7,10, 15, and maybe 21. I bought a Lego creator toy as the prize for #7. Then I went to look for decorations. I went to the Party City website. Unfortunately, they only had Lego star wars. I later found a website that said all you need for decorations, is yellow cups and a sharpie. you can draw a smiley face on the cups and they will be Lego minifigures. Then I wanted some sitting down activities. I could find anything. I went to The Lego chima website to play a game and found a Chima Party Kit. I printed the color pages, (WARNING! They use LOTS of ink.) and asked my mom about the garland. I didn't print the invitations because when we have a birthday, it is usually just family. Maybe friends if we play outside. I found these masks too.
That is how we are going to have a great birthday. I can't wait to set it up. I also got This for my brother. I can't wait to see the look on his face.
Bye! (You can wish happy birthday in the comments. I will give you a shout-out in my next post!)
My brother is turning five in two days! He wants a LEGO party. (He is obsessed with Legos, and so am I.) Since I am the type of girl who loves to plan ahead of time, I immediately went to the computer for ideas. First, I looked for games. Here are some ideas. We are going to do number 7,10, 15, and maybe 21. I bought a Lego creator toy as the prize for #7. Then I went to look for decorations. I went to the Party City website. Unfortunately, they only had Lego star wars. I later found a website that said all you need for decorations, is yellow cups and a sharpie. you can draw a smiley face on the cups and they will be Lego minifigures. Then I wanted some sitting down activities. I could find anything. I went to The Lego chima website to play a game and found a Chima Party Kit. I printed the color pages, (WARNING! They use LOTS of ink.) and asked my mom about the garland. I didn't print the invitations because when we have a birthday, it is usually just family. Maybe friends if we play outside. I found these masks too.
That is how we are going to have a great birthday. I can't wait to set it up. I also got This for my brother. I can't wait to see the look on his face.
Bye! (You can wish happy birthday in the comments. I will give you a shout-out in my next post!)
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