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homeschooling adventure of a mother of 5 who is married to a Road Warrior CEO
We are happy to share our homeschooling journey with you along with field trip ideas, homeschool resources, printables, and curriculum ideas that you can use on your own homeschooling journey.
So take a deep breath and look around. You can do this, I promise!
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The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum is located in Sanibel Island, Florida. It is a very child-friendly museum and a wonderful fieldtrip
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Zebra longwing butterfly photo by Tammy Powers / Wikipedia Florida’s State butterfly is the Zebra Longwing butterfly. Have your students
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Pumpkin had her first ballet recital this year. Although she had a great attitude when going to class each week
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While on vacation I found myself assigning copy work. A mentor of mine (who was a kindergarten teacher) told
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Last year we learned the 7 continents. This year we are reviewing the continents and learning our oceans. Did you
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We’ve started on the Magic Tree House series and the boys are really enjoying it. The first thing we did
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Lemony Snicket, author of: A series of unfortunate events, has a new book out: 13 words. If you aren’t familiar
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We visited the Miami Metro Zoo today. Of course I took everyone. I think it’s time that the littlest ones
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Pumpkin is experimenting with Polymers this week using this kit that we purchased at our state homeschool convention last May.
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We are finally returning to our homeschool groove and with that comes getting back to our hands-on approach to learning.
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Our homeschool has once again been interrupted from the building of our dream house (3 years ago). Isn’t that ironic?
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This year we are studying American History I through Winter Promise. The study begins with Native Americans and includes a
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Reading logs are a great way to keep track of student’s independent reading. Here are a few made especially for
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Does your Young Naturalist have a thing for owls? Allow them to design their own owl calendar using illustrations from
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I’ll admit it, I’m not a night person and so we totally missed this. No way could I stay up
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