Christian homeschooling integrating Classical and Charlotte Mason principles
Just thought I’d give a glimpse at what life has ACTUALLY been like for Week #1. This is just to prove that we don’t actually do all the stuff we plan because sometimes… life just is not so utopian. On Monday I was wildly racing to prepare for my first day of class (which was […]
In the midst of failure, it’s not always easy to see God’s purposes… About four years ago, I was in a set routine. I had already experienced life as an engineer for a Fortune 500, as well as life as a high school math teacher for everything from pre-calculus to lower level math (with students […]
With the added incentive of inviting our homeschool group to our home for a back-to-school bash, we finally went from this: AAAACCCKKKK!!!!!!!! to this: Just a few weeks ago I was saying: I’d like to say that we were trying to prove the Law of Increasing Disorder, so I will. You […]
Using some of my thoughts surrounding a lack of organization that we happened to fall into at the end of last year, we entered a contest that I did not originally plan to enter. And it just so happens that we are now semi-finalists for a contest I did not originally plan to enter: The Simple Homeschool’s Classroom Contest […]
In July we officially changed our sign: While we were over on that side of the farm, I opened up the door to the old guest house, which we have left in a state of de-construction because we are currently preparing to build onto our actual house. I subsequenty shut […]
On Flag Day, the boys made a Flag Cake for MomMom’s birthday: And it just so happened that they were enrolled in the Macon County Arts Council Art in the Park, so they were able to make some homemade gifts for me in addition to the homemade cards they made: Summertime harvests started coming in… INCLUDING […]
We started out the summer with a trip to Destin as a special reward for Stephen’s diligence in striving to become a “Memory Master.” Though the dolphin cruise fit in nicely with our Island of the Blue Dolphins and Nim’s Island unit studies, Gary reminded me: “You know, Brandy, it doesn’t HAVE to be about learning…” […]
Care to join us for dinner? The conversation is quite engaging… And we always eat at least ONE BITE of our veggies: though sometimes Mom needs a microscope to see it. Like David’s “bite” of carrot here. Sometimes we WEAR our food… Sometimes we SHARE our food: We make important discoveries… Rigatoni noodles ARE like […]
It’s not often I’ve found a video game that I think has any usefulness whatsoever. In fact, I really don’t much care for that thing they call the Wii. (Yes, I’m an overreactive mother who thinks that it’s a waste of time, money, energy, and brainwaves to play videogames, for the most part… but the fact […]
