My 13-year old has always been interested in Ancient Japan. He is also interested in China, Germany, Mexico, Italy, and pretty much any other country that has a different culture than ours. He will be our world traveler when he’s older because other cultures fascinate him. Last semester, at the school
I’ve been disconnected lately. Brain fried. Too busy for… well, pretty much anything. Burnout was hitting me. Hard. And I wasn’t engaging with my kids’ school work. A lot of their work has been on the computer, and I’ve just been letting it… happen. Then I saw this pin on
With winter hanging on for another couple of months here in the Northwest, and spring right after, we have plenty of weather yet to look forward to. In the past two weeks alone, we have had extreme cold down to –4* and 8” of snow, to 30mph winds of 45*
Many methods, many styles, but we always come back to Unit studies. Sure, there is a place for these other things. Workbooks or worktexts are what we still use for handwriting, grammar, and our critical reading program is a write-in worktext too. These things are very helpful! Unit studies help