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Have you finished your curriculum?
I am so proud to announce that we finally finished our 2009-2010 school year. We took several breaks throughout the
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Hip Homeschool Hop
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Planning our 2nd grade year: Curriculum Choices 2010-211
Bible: Bible Study Guide for all ages (will be done with Daddy) Little Contenders (will be done with Daddy) 20
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Real Homeschooling
Physical Education in homeschool
Physical Education plays a strong role in our homeschool and as someone who disliked PE in school, that is really
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Dolch Sight Word testing
This week I decided to test the boys on the Dolch sight word list. While there are many different ways
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The curriculum is ordered
The last of our curriculum and supplements to our curriculum has been ordered. Stay tuned for our full line up
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The menagerie grows: Introducing Pepper & Panda
Pepper and Panda are our two new Black Bear Hamsters. So far we’ve learned that they love running in the
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40th anniversary of first moon landing (July 20, 1969)
Whoops! I just realized I forgot to post this but the resources are still good… July 20, 2009 marked the
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Artists amoung us: Part I
Art camp is officially over for the summer. We’ve decided to enroll the kids in the fall with the same
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The importance of combating Homeschool-envy
I love hearing Todd Wilson speak at homeschool conferences. It’s true what they say, laughter is the best medicine. I
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Art Camp: Day 2
Art Camp: Day 1
Inspired by the true story of the Robbers who stole 4 famous paintings in February 2008.
It takes a village to homeschool
It takes a village to homeschool. So how excited was I to find the Homeschool Village Blog Fair? The first
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Larson Dairy Farm
Today we had the honor of spending some time with Jacob Larson at his family’s Dairy Farm. It was truly
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