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Weekly Wrap-Up
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Showing posts with label
Weekly Wrap-Up
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Over the Autumn Months
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There are several posts mulling in my head right now. There is one on second grade botany experiments and demonstrations and another about ...
What Homeschooling Looks Like
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...in our house this month. We got a bunny! My husband and oldest son had built the cage this past winter. A few weeks ago, my parents,...
Storytelling, Bald Eagles, and Hands On Activities
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It's been awhile {a long while, as in two months or more} since I've done any type of summary of our learning here on the blog. I...
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The First Few Weeks
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Whirl. Wind. That's how I would describe the beginning of our school year. With four children grades first through ninth being edu...
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The Final Stretch
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...a weekly wrap-up It has been quite a few weeks around here! I know the days are flying by with me hanging on tightly. After today, w...
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Academics, Extras, and Dumbing Down
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...a weekly wrap-up , of sorts. Weeks have gone by in whirl winds. Have you ever had a homeschool season like that? It is incredible to me...
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Radar, Vehicles, and Circles
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...a weekly wrap-up In Our Homeschool This Week: Learning about radar with a neat activity from Exploring Creation with Astronomy ,...
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Hands on Projects and Free Books
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...a weekly wrap-up This week has been full - full of hands on projects! Our youngest built a model of Saturn {idea from Exploring...
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Bottled Hurricanes, Frozen Water, and Perspective
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...a weekly wrap-up In our homeschool this week... Math Before Christmas break, we switched my son's Algebra curriculum. He ...
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Creativity, Sandwiches, and Risk
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...a weekly wrap-up After last week's jam packed days of academical, but fun lessons, this week feels a little less structured. We di...
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Westward Expansion, Art, and Resources
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...a weekly wrap-up At the beginning of the school year, I was able to write a weekly summary almost every week. Somewhere along the way,...
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Pinatas, Library Books, and Pilgrims
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...a weekly wrap-up Honestly, it is hard to believe we have completed over 1/3 of our school year already. Where did the time go? I lo...
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Pumpkin, Party, and Puzzles
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...a weekly wrap up {It's true. Sandy visited us, but didn't stick around these parts long. Our hearts and prayers go out for...
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Geography, Elections, and Teacher Gifts
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...a weekly wrap up In our homeschool this week… 1. Our youngest is learning about Brazil in South America as part of his Travel th...
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