Reflections on homeschooling techniques that worked well
Originally posted on building up one another:
We tried to start back to school last week. It didn’t go so well. I believe the exact words out of my mouth were “Public school doesn’t start for another 2 two weeks, I’m sure I can still enroll you, if you don’t want to cooperate” this is…
Watching my husband show my son how to throw a cast net reminds of how to be a good teacher. … More Throw it!
Here comes the foam moving up the beach, first in flat white sheets, then piling up into cloud-like banks! Sometimes you gotta stop and feel the foam! This egret was headed down to see the foam piling up… so we followed. What at first seemed kinda gross ended up being, in the words of my … More Stop and Feel the Foam
Clouds are the spice of our outdoor lives. Clouds bring shade on ridiculously hot summer days. They bring rain sometimes. They bring interest and color to your day as you gaze upon them from your yard. They give you a medium to work with to imagine monsters and animals in their cotton ball – like … More Clouds!
Breathe! Deep breath… in. Deep cleanse…out. When school has wrapped up for the year and baseball season is over and the last end-of-the-season party has finished and the final honors night has been attended, breathing is something you can do again. It’s not like you couldn’t breathe before, its just that you had to do shallow breathing! … More Breathing on the Tugaloo!
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