We made a wreath for our front door. 🙂
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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U.S. History Lesson Log #1: Native Americans
Though we began a more formal study of U.S. history earlier this year, starting with life in America before the arrival of Europeans, I have been teaching my boys about Native Americans in a variety of ways over the past few years. The resources listed here will reflect that. I will return to this page … Continue reading U.S. History Lesson Log #1: Native Americans
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January
January has been a quiet month around here. It has offered some very cold days -- at least cold to us Southerners -- so it's been a good time to stay inside and get some work done. The boys and I have been doing a lot of birdwatching out our windows, and we finally started … Continue reading January
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Homeschool Highlights From 2018
I am finding extra pockets of free time during our holidays, and I thought I would use a little of it to put together a list of my favorite memories from this past year. We live an ordinary life, but it's been a good year. I am thankful that we are all healthy, and we're … Continue reading Homeschool Highlights From 2018
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December
Season’s Greetings! Lately I haven't had much time to blog, so I’m trying to write an occasional post that will update you on the state of our homeschool. If there’s anything you’d like me to expand on, let me know. My eldest son is in 6thgrade now, which many people consider middle school. But when … Continue reading December
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Our 6th and 3rd Grade Homeschool Curriculum
This year I needed to save time (as a homeschooling parent I am sure you can relate), so I wrote about our 6th and 3rd grade curriculum on the home/school/life blog only. This is a list of all the resources we're using right now in the 2018-2019 school year. I may write individual posts on … Continue reading Our 6th and 3rd Grade Homeschool Curriculum
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How to Create a Homeschool Schedule
I have written a post about our 3rd and 6th grade curriculum for the home/school/life blog, and you can see all my favorite curriculum choices on this page, which I keep updated. Since I already wrote about our curriculum, I thought I would take the time to share how I schedule our week, though it’s … Continue reading How to Create a Homeschool Schedule
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October
It's October, and our year is well on its way. (Even if it does feel like August outside.) This year I'm putting in the effort to plan our week's lessons on the weekend, and this has been helpful for me. Writing, grammar, cursive, math, history, science, Spanish, Chinese and more -- not necessarily in that … Continue reading October
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Atlanta Botanical Garden
This post concludes my series of day trips that we took this summer, which also concludes our 2017-2018 school year. Day trips are some of our most educational and fun activities we can do as homeschoolers. I will try to write about some of the places we go this year too. My son picked the … Continue reading Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Georgia Aquarium
We have been to the Georgia Aquarium several times (mostly when the boys were smaller), but I realize I have never written a newspaper column or blog post about this amazing aquarium. It used to be the largest aquarium in the world until it was surpassed by an aquarium built in Singapore in 2012. Go … Continue reading Georgia Aquarium
