As summer creeps rockets closer to August, and I start to think about school again, emotions flood through me. Dread is one, frankly.
That may not jive with what you’d expect from 15-yr veteran homeschooler, but I’m keeping it real here. Two years ago we brought 9 and 11 year old girls into our family,...
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Homeschooling
Homeschooling: Late summer blues
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How to Nurture Geniuses
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Monthly memory work
I’ve written before about Bible memory work. In case anyone is interested, I’ve added our current memory project in the right-hand sidebar. We spend 5-10 minutes a day on this project, and choose a new verse once a month or so. I think the kids could actually memorize it in two weeks, but my...
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Review: Begin Smart Books
Recently I was asked to review a set of 4 Begin Smart books. One-Two was a counting book for 18-24 months. It is a cute book with heavy foam pages, but it seemed a little simplistic to me. I’ve never seen a book that counted only to two!...
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Freebies for homeschoolers
Go here for some homeschool freebies– you’ll need to subscribe to the newsletter to get the goodies!
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Works for Me: math practice
More Works for Me ideas
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Works for Me: Put up your flag (Picture added)
This school year I have 5 kids in elementary school. This makes for some crazy mornings of homeschooling. I’ve learned to stagger the subjects so that no more than 2 kids are doing math at any one time, since math requires lots of mom-help. But I’ve been frustrated with...
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Shoe Box Math
In Ethiopia, going to school is a great privilege, one that many people do not get. Consequently, when Ethiopian kids come home and discover that they have come into a homeschooling family, I’ve heard that some have been a mite disappointed and have to be won over to homeschooling.
Hopefully our new girls will...
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