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The William Harris Homestead

A Bit of News & Worthy Reads

March 13, 2013 ~ shelli ~ 4 Comments

My Own Worthy Read I'm excited to share with you the news that I have an article and photographs published in the Spring 2013 issue of Georgia Backroads magazine.  If you're a local Georgia homeschooler, you may be interested in picking up a copy because my article is a good lesson in Georgia and American … Continue reading A Bit of News & Worthy Reads

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Picnic at the William Harris Homestead

July 12, 2011 ~ shelli ~ 2 Comments

A perfect place for a picnic and learning about history: The William Harris Homestead in Monroe, Georgia.

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Homeschool Field Trip to the William Harris Homestead

January 31, 2011November 18, 2011 ~ shelli ~ Leave a comment

The William Harris Homestead is near and dear to my heart, which is why I organized a homeschool field trip there in 2010.

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We are project-based homeschoolers who let our kids’ interests take over our lives. (I’m not exaggerating much.) We also teach academic subjects that they will need to get into good universities because that seems to be where they are headed. 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, and please write a message to introduce yourself too. I love to chat or answer questions.

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