Our guest blogger today was a student of mines some years ago and exceptional one she was. Today as our guest blogger she has words of encouragement for both the student and the parent. I so appreciate her sharing her heart in a transparent manner. Additionally, I am so very proud to *see* and *read* …
Wednesday’s Words of Encouragement: Guest Blogger Hannah Brannon Read More »
If anyone is focused on a STEM/STEAM based education for their children then this information may be interesting to you. Click on the word >>> HERE <<< to be directed to the web page of this information. These are FREE webinars on various subjects such as: *Paleobotany: Climate Change Past and Present with Scott Wing October 21, …
Homeschool shouldn’t be all about work, work, work and books, books, books and more books. With these weekly posts I hope to encourage ALL of us to create opportunity for interactive activities with our children and with our families. That’s fun! Perhaps this thought pattern is no where near your radar :/ However, hopefully you …
OH my! OH my! OH my! This is going to be messy and fun for this Messy Mondays activity. If you decide to do this with your homeschooling crew PLEASE share pictures to be posted on the web. 🙂 To get the ingredients list and the instructions to this project, go to: http://www.funathomewithkids.com/2013/08/fun-science-experiment-for-kids.html?m=1Elephant …
Greetings SC Homeschoolers, For those of you that missed the workshop this past Friday below you’ll find the basic information in major *short form.* If you attended and you see that I left out any information PLEASE feel free to tag it along. 🙂 Thank you! A few suggest sites from the host of the …
Did you miss the ETV workshop Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 Read More »
A new part of my children’s school work is to incorporate technology into their homeschooling. They have taken upon themselves to began a series of videos on behalf of UCHU to reach the homeschooling community AND those desiring to homeschool. 🙂 Enjoy! Angela [wpvideo CDZZPpUB]
Personally, I have always been a photographic learning. My brain somehow would take a *picture* of whatever I saw and I’d remember it. Thus, I really DIDN’T need to study a lot for my classes. As of recent I learned that I am a right brain learner. Additionally, I’ve been introduced to the fact that …
Have you ever studied in detail the mighty workings of YOUR cells in YOUR body? Well, my children have. I declare these children of mine are way smarter than I am. My theory is that at some point we as adults really knew so much information and was very knowledgeable BUT at some point we lost it all …
Thought Provoking Thursday: The Inner Life of the Cell Read More »
Keep Calm & Homeschool On I wasn’t always angry. Those early years of homeschooling definitely didn’t start out that way and only by the grace of God they didn’t end that way but for about a year or two sandwiched in between my 16 years of homeschooling it was a daily struggle for me to …
