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4th Grade

How did we get to 4th grade? And my new definition of child-led learning.

Homeschooling 4th Grade: Our Schedule and “My Master List”

Homeschooling 4th Grade Curriculum

4th Grade Homeschooling: Language Arts

Homeschooling 4th Grade: Math & the Multiplication Tables

Homeschooling 4th Grade: Our First Science Curriculum

Homeschooling: Diving Into Human History

Our 4th Grade Piano Adventures

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In a Nutshell…

We are project-based homeschoolers. We also emphasize teaching our children skills that will serve them in the future as well as academic subjects that they will need to get into good universities. Our boys have many interests that have led us on a journey of discovery. Some of their interests include science and nature, particularly birds and horticulture. They are also musicians. One son is an aspiring classical pianist. The other wants to play cello as a hobby. My husband is a professor and historian. I’m a writer and love literature. There is never a boring day in this house. Please join us on our journey by following this blog.

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