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Aug. 26, 2008

Be Prepared

Whatever doubts I had yesterday are gone. As I sat here today watching my lesson plans for the year finally begin to take on some definite...organized form, I became more and more convinced that I've worried for nothing about the upcoming school year - and the boys' seeming desire to return to public school. I am very pleased with the resources I've chosen for each subject and I'm reasonably sure the boys will be equally as pleased.

I have allowed for a four day in-house school week, with Friday as our day for out-of-house learning. The boys will work through five subjects each day - from 8:00am until 2:00pm. This probably sounds like a rigid schedule to some - but I tried a more relaxed schedule last year and the result was hearing my boys talk about going back to "real school".

If my plan grabs their attention as it has already grabbed mine, this should be a year filled with enough challenges and successes to redefine "real school".

Pray for us.

From the House of Hooligans ~ Have an awesome evening!


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We are fairly new to the home school experience (now in our third year). After too many years of fighting the system and pleading with the schools to challenge my kids, I finally took the bull by the horns and purposed to wrestle the matter firmly into my own hands. Before we set out on this adventure, I imagined all the things I would be able to teach my boys. What I never considered, but have now discovered (much to my delight), is what my boys would teach me! After just two years on the road to 'retraining our minds', we have shared a growing fulfillment that I WISH I had been smart enough (and brave enough) to experience from the beginning of their academic 'career'. As we continue on our journey, I hope our ups and downs will inspire and encourage you.

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