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Month: April 2017

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How Very Little We Know
Heather April 27, 2017 August 31, 2017 Those Kinds of People

How Very Little We Know

“I take the backpack.  I open the book. I close the notebook.  Watch me. What are you doing? Excuse me.  Are you American?” French phrases are rolling over and over in my head as I try to prepare for both moving to France and teaching a language I don’t know for homeschool. Isn’t it …

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Out of Doors, A Moment In Time
Heather April 18, 2017 August 31, 2017 Home Education / Nature Study

Out of Doors, A Moment In Time

“Never be within doors when you can rightly be out. ” Charlotte Mason, Home Education, page 42 The littlest is sucking on a stick, posing ponderously, like Gandalf with his pipe.  She looks far into the distance, perhaps thinking of the beauties of the Shire. The two oldest volley back …

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The End of First Grade
Heather April 16, 2017 August 31, 2017 Home Education

The End of First Grade

We have made it through another school year. Soon the new will begin. Sweet boy, your character has improved so much in the last year, and that is what I value the most. Yes, you are reading voraciously. Yes, your appetite for learning and flair for drama still cause collisions …

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To The Man Who Taught My Children A Lesson
Heather April 10, 2017 August 31, 2017 Those Kinds of People

To The Man Who Taught My Children A Lesson

A few weeks ago, I took the older two boys to our public library, thinking it would be a great time for them to get away from the younger two.  It’s become difficult to bring all four of the kids to the library at the same time unless Michael’s available …

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