The question begs an answer. When one kid has only gotten through one subject in an entire day. Or when the other child has done all of his work without so much as asking me a single question, and moves on to video games when he’s “done”. But is he? I have
This week I am discouraged. This post is as much for me as it is for you. It has been a week of–wait—today’s only Tuesday. It’s been TWO weeks of side-by-side, question-by-question schoolwork. It has been Sit Down and Do Your Math and Where Did Your Brother Go? *forehead hits
If you’re just joining us, we are reading the book Boundaries With Teens: When to Say Yes, How to Say No by Dr. John Townsend. Go to the Reading Schedule if you want to start at the beginning. We are covering chapters 11 and 12 this week. If you would like to
I remember being a new mom to the homeschool scene, and how confusing and overwhelming this new world seemed to be. I remember being gullible, believing that homeschool veterans had all the answers because they knew everything about teaching kids. They knew ev-er-y-thing and I knew NOTHING. Sound familiar? I’ll