We've wandered aimfully (Is that a word? My spellcheck says no, but it certainly seems like it should be!) through this school year, dodging heavy snows, rearranging the house and welcoming Renee and Brad's new baby son. Our academic year is fairly well over. We've nearly finished our CAT tests (from Seton Homeschool) to satisfy the demands of the Almighty State.
Here are our current school activities:
Alanna, age 10:
Fractions workbook
Key to Geometry
Calvert Math Workbook
A History of US
George Washington's World
Real Science for Kids Chemistry
Rummy Roots (Latin and Greek root words game)
Writing her constant novels
Reading a few hours a night
Soccer
Logic problems
Girl Scouts
Drawing
Computer
Cooking, etc.
Neal, age 13:
The Teaching Company's High School Chemistry
Illustrated Guide to Home Chemistry Experiments
The Teaching Company's Early Middle Ages
Real World Algebra
Key to Algebra
Soccer
Computer - Linux admin
Writing
Reading - just got the new John Green book!
Making videos
Should keep us busy for a while. I'm thinking about continuing school off and on through the summer, but the best-laid plans of mice and men and homeschoolers....
2 comments:
Sounds like a busy year even without home educating lol. I think we're going to be 'year rounders' here... my boys lose the plot without SOMETHING organized to do for 10days.. I shudder to think of a whole summer break! (granted, that's only 6wks or so here lol)
You might want to moderate comments.. I'm not sure what all those asian links are, but I'd not be trusting them. Apparently they have a way around word verification :(
Ooooohhh...another homeschooling Loreena McKennitt fan! Glad you stopped by to say hi!
The Asian commenters can be a pain. It's nice to simply allow comments, but I may have to start approving them. Looks like they include a large number of links to illegal pharmacies and ways to grow body parts that some of us don't have....
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