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photo credit: Macsoundhine via photopin cc We are about to embark on year 7 of homeschooling. My second round of high school. You would think I could write a book about this subject. Alas, I am still a work in progress. Tweaking the plan, even mid year, to make it work for us. Life is…
Yes, We are Still Homeschooling
I haven’t shared about homeschooling in a long time. There isn’t much to share when they are in high school. Not like, what I like to call, “The Lapbook Years.” When they were cute to take pictures of, doing their school, on the living room floor. I started blogging 8 years ago. The same year…
Dear Mom of the ADHD Child, You WILL Be Okay
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Homeschool, History, and Happiness.
By Katie Follett “What is it like to be homeschooled for high school?” This question seems to be one of the most frequent ones that teens, and adults alike, ask me when they discover that I am homeschooled. From what other homeschoolers say, this isn’t the most unique question either; in fact, it seems to…
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