Homeschooling in Nova Scotia, Canada

Nov. 1, 2009

Important Notice - Blog Address Change!

Hello everyone!

TOS has decided to close down the Homeschool Nations blogs.  As a result, I am moving my blog posts to www.homeschoolblogger.com/homeschoolnovascotia  You'll find all the information, links, and reviews from our beautiful province of Nova Scotia at the new blog.  Thanks for stopping by!

Live, Love &
Laugh,

Kimberly
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Oct. 29, 2009

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Oct. 26, 2009

Christmas Hymn Copywork E-book Review

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From Sharon Crooks comes a new title in the WisdomKids series:  Delight in the Lord - Celebrating our Saviour in Hymns, Volume 1.  It is part of a Bible and copywork program designed for children 6 and up.  However, I know my 5 year old daughter, who loves to sing, is going to enjoy working through this as we get closer to Christmas.  I was provided with a copy of this e-book in exchange for an honest review.

There are 6 hymns inside this 80 page e-book, including such favourites as Away in A Manger and The First Noel, as well as a couple new ones for me that I've learned.  I love that definitions of possibly problematic words are included before each hymn.  Plenty of room is given to copy the words of each hymn, and I like that tracing is omitted since I'm a fan of the children forming the letters on their own.  In addition, the copy-work pages are plain and uncluttered so the children can concentrate on their printing.  Fill-in-the-blank, colouring pages, and activity pages are included for each hymn, along with Bible verses and discussion.

There are a few  things that would improve this e-book.  First, it would be nice if the words to copy were also written in on the lines that are provided for the children to copy - this may be problematic for those children who are just starting to learn to print and forget which letters are tall and which end at the mid-line for instance.  Second, none of the links provided to listen to the hymns online worked for me, which is unfortunate since this is a nice idea, integrating musical links to listen to with your child. (Note: as of Oct 29th the links work, Sharon Crooks has fixed them - now you can listen to the hymns!)  Lastly, an index would be handy, so you don't have to scroll or flip through the entire e-book to see which hymns are included, etc.

Delight in the Lord - Celebrating our Saviour in Hymns, Volume 1 is available for download at Currclick.com for $8.95 US.  You can also "become a fan" of Sharon Crooks on Facebook to keep up with her newest products.
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Oct. 19, 2009

Friday Open Skates at Dartmouth Complex

Join other homeschoolers at the Dartmouth Complex 10:15 - 11:45 am Fridays for an open skate.  $4 per child, $9 per family.  Afterward the homeschoolers will go upstairs to the cafe for tea and hot chocolate.
For more information about this and other homeschooling activities going on in the Halifax-Dartmouth area, go to the Facebook group "The Comedy of Errors"
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Oct. 16, 2009

Someplace Called Special - A Look At Homeschooling Special Needs Children - Review

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Someplace Called Special is a new e-book from The Old Schoolhouse.  I received this e-book free of charge from The Old Schoolhouse in exchange for an honest review.  In its pages are personal stories from Christian families about their own experiences homeschooling children with special needs.  Ten stories are included, about children with Dyslexia, ADHD, deafness, Asperger's, Cerebral Palsy, Down's Syndrome, gifted, Lupus and Sensory Processing Disorder.  Also included are an FAQ, a couple articles about I.E.P.'s, a glossary on the special needs mentioned, and my favourite, a fantastic list by Amanda Fuller, "Ten Reasons to Homeschool Your Child With Special Needs".

Even though I don't have a special needs child per se, I could see some of my son in the story shared about the gifted little girl, in his perfectionism.  I have some new perspective on it, and gleaned some ideas on how to handle his perfectionist streak when next it rears its head.  If you are considering homeschooling your child with special needs, this book will give you some confidence to begin and some ideas for how-to.  If you're already homeschooling your child, this book will give you some terrific perspective, and energize you to keep on going.

This e-book is now available for download at The Old Schoolhouse Store for $12.45 US.
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Oct. 13, 2009

FREE maps from Knowledge Quest

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Knowledge Quest is releasing a new book full of maps, including historical maps - "Map Trek Volume 1, Ancient World".   They have been pre-releasing some of the maps.  They're just terrific and you can download them for free HERE.  I'm using the map of Mesopotamia today in our homeschool.  They will be releasing more - to receive notification when more free maps are available, join the Knowledge Quest Facebook Fan Page.

Note:  Map Quest is now available for download HERE for $14.95 US.  I've purchased it myself, what useful maps for our homeschool and what a great deal!
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Oct. 13, 2009

Homeschool Talent Show November 4th and 11th - online

CLICK HERE to reserve your seat for the Talent Show!  Begins 8pm Atlantic Time.

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Oct. 13, 2009

Autumn Treasures FREE Unit Study & Lapbook by Amanda Bennett

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Oct. 9, 2009

Canspell Spelling Bee - Register now!

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Register your homeschool by October 16th to participate in the 2010 Canwest Canspell Spelling Bee!  Go to canspell.com and fill out the form.  Regional Bees begin February 12, 2010. 

Some Canspell Webpages of Interest...
Spelling Activities & Games to download for teachers

Spellers' Corner with Dave


Other spelling resources...
www.spellingcity.com

www.Spellquizzer.com

Enjoy spelling with your children!

Live, Love &
Laugh,
Kimberly
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Sep. 3, 2009

Registering for Homeschooling

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It's that time of year again, time to register your homeschooled children.  Perhaps this is your very first year homeschooling and you're not sure of the requirements.

It's fairly easy to homeschool in Nova Scotia.  All children ages 5 - 16 (re Amendment to Education Act Regulations, Section 3(1)) must be registered by September 20th of the coming school year, said registration including: "in the case of previous public school experience, the last grade level attained; in the case of previous home education experience, the program level of achievement and estimated equivalent public school grade level; and identification of the proposed home education program" (Regulations Section 39 (2)) You may send in a letter to register.  You may send in a letter to register with the required information, or fill out the Registration form offered by the Department of Education on their website (see link to the right).  Please be advised that if you are registering your child for the first time, the Ministry will demand a copy of your child's birth certificate, so you may want to include one with your registration.

In the Regulations, reference is only made to providing your children with an "educational program".  There are no stipulations as to what the "educational program" must be and can be whatever you feel is appropriate to give your child a well-rounded education.  This gives you complete freedom to choose whatever materials (religious or secular) you want and to design your own program that meets your child's needs - the possibilities are endless!  If you are new to homeschooling, the task of choosing curricula can seem daunting, but don't let it scare you!  Start by chatting with other homeschoolers.  Please see the list of links to the right for more information on contacting homeschoolers near you.  Another way to connect with homeschoolers throughout Nova Scotia would be to join an email group.  There are Yahoogroups for Nova Scotia homeschoolers, such as HomeLearnersNS and one for Cape Bretoners called HomeschoolingCapers - both listed in the sidebar.

A couple of great articles and resources for those new to homeschooling...
HomeschoolStarter.com the homeschool how-to site
New to Homeschooling?  Getting Started
10 Good Reasons to Homeschool

Live, Love, &
Laugh,

Kimberly

 
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Sep. 2, 2009

Young Minds - Numbers & Counting DVD - Review

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Math Tutor DVD has come out with a new series!  You may remember my previous review of their Algebra & Word Problem DVD's, and their DVD's offer math help all the way up through Calculus and Physics.  Now they have a series for young children, entitled "Young Minds".  The first offering involves numbers and counting.  As a music teacher, my ears were delighted to hear the soothing sounds of Classical, Baroque, and Romantic composers such as Bach and Beethoven throughout.  First, the number one appears on the screen, followed by pictures and videos of various things which are then counted, followed by the number two, and all the way through to the number 10.   I was impressed with the gorgeous visuals - stunning photographs and video clips with such luscious colours and perfect clarity - food that looks like you can reach out and eat it, and fuzzy animals that look like they're close enough to touch.  The little girl who does the voice-over for the video has a terrific voice, just adorable. 

But I'm an adult, what do the children think?  My 5 year old daughter and her friend enjoyed watching - in particular they enjoyed the bonus materials, especially the "What Animal Am I" - an extreme close up of an animal is shown and as the camera pans back, clues are given as to which animal it is.  The two girls were jumping up and down, guessing, and the adults in the room got in on the guessing game too.  A toddler I showed the video to was absolutely absorbed by it - he would shout out when he saw something he really liked, such as "flowers"!  I like that it's not just mundane things like cats, apples, and oranges that are showcased on the DVD, but also things like meerkats, apricots, and colourful cans of paint.  What a wonderful way to reinforce counting to 10 and identifying numbers!

If you'd like to see a video clip and some screen shots, go to the Math Tutor DVD website.  There you can purchase the DVD for $19.99 U.S.  The more you purchase the more you save (4-7 items will get you 5% off your order and so on).  Shipping and handling is a flat fee of $19.99 US (via Fedex) across Canada.  So you can really save on an order of more than one, but this makes the cost of one just a bit steep.  You could get your Homeschool group together for one big order and split the shipping.  Math Tutor offers great customer service and their return policy is terrific - "If you are not 100% happy, you may return the DVD for a full refund" within 30 days of purchase.  
You can also purchase the DVD at Amazon.com.

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Aug. 31, 2009

NOT-Back-To-School Pool Party - Sept. 3 - Cape Breton

NOT-Back-To-School Pool Party!

When:  Thursday, September 3rd, 10am-2pm

Where:  3704 Highway 327, Marion Bridge

Bring:  Food for your family, swimsuits & towels & hiking attire if you'd like to hike in the forest

Live, Love &
Laugh,

Kimberly
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Aug. 31, 2009

Atlantic Fringe Festival - Dartmouth - Sept 4-12

Come see a group of home educated kids perform at the Atlantic Fringe Festival!

J-Tel Presents...Canadian Folk Songs Super-Hits Sound Explosion
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Venue: Neptune's Studio Theatre

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Aug. 28, 2009

College Success Begins at Home - E-book Review

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If you're planning to homeschool through high school as our family is, or you're currently homeschooling high schoolers, TOS' new e-book College Success Begins at Home: Seasoned Homeschoolers Share Their Experiences is for you!  Fourteen Christian parents and students share encouragement through their stories, along with practical how-to suggestions and advice.  Although this e-book is American in perspective, the majority of the stories and information presented are still relevant for Canadian homeschoolers.  Some things you may not have considered are covered, such as the importance of instilling character and communication skills to prepare them for college/university and for life.  Various options are presented - things that can be worked on in the homeschool high school as well as things that can be worked on concurrently, such as apprenticeships and college classes.  You will find tips on record-keeping and portfolios for the high school years as well as transcript preparation - things many homeschoolers are concerned about.  The importance of researching options and preparing your student even before high school, in Grade 8, is recommended.  Many resources are shared, from books and CD's to curricula and web sites, and all of them are handily listed and linked at the end of the e-book.  Discussed as well are alternatives to traditional college/university, such as online courses, apprenticeships, and personal study.  In particular, I liked hearing from actual homeschool graduates.

I enjoyed reading the e-book and will come back to it as each of my children approaches and goes through the high school years.  I almost can't wait to homeschool high school.

College Success Begins at Home is now available for download at The Old Schoolhouse Store for $12.45 U.S.
 
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Aug. 26, 2009

Music For Young Children Open House Sat. Aug. 29th!


Music For Young Children - Cape Breton
Open House

Saturday, August 29th
10am - noon
3704 Highway 327, Marion Bridge

Come on out and see what MYC classes are all about :)  Registering now for classes beginning August 29th for age 4 and up and September 22nd for newborn to age 3.  Go to www.myc.com/teacher/kcharron for more information or join us on Facebook or Twitter.

Do you live elsewhere in Nova Scotia?  Try-it Classes, Open Houses, & Registration are now going on across the province.  Go to www.myc.com/teacher to find a teacher near you!

Live, Love &
Laugh,

Kimberly

 
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Aug. 26, 2009

New E-book about Homeschooling High Schoolers - Review

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Help, Lord, I'm Getting Ready to Homeschool My High Schooler! is an e-book full of 13 personal stories about homeschooling high schoolers, including an introduction from Amanda Bennett.   The stories cover Christian families with all different kinds of children - from children with processing problems, ADHD, or dyslexia, to children blessed with special gifts such as in the arts or sports.  Some children started working on college/university work during high school, some attended traditional university, attended university early, worked on college at home, or took up trades or jobs when homeschool was complete.  All are wonderful, affirming stories of homeschooling success!  The joys and benefits of homeschooling are expressed, along with some surprising benefits such as homeschooling filling gaps in the parents' knowledge, or being something to while the usually wasted time away at all the doctor's visits with a child with leukemia.  Also mentioned are homeschooling styles and curricula which worked for these families during the homeschooling years.  The treasure trove of suggested resources by each contributing author are listed and linked at the end of the e-book - from books and CD's to websites, courses, and more!
My children aren't high school aged yet, but I am so happy to have received this e-book to review from The Old Schoolhouse.  I love to read stories of homeschooling successes, it really helps reaffirm the value of homeschooling and gives me a boost of energy to keep on homeschooling my own children.  I can see myself re-reading this again and again as my children approach and go through the homeschool years, to gain perspective and that boost I need.  I'm looking forward to homeschooling my children through high school.

Help, Lord, I'm Getting Ready to Homeschool My High Schooler! is now available for download at The Old Schoolhouse Store for $12.45 U.S.
 
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Aug. 24, 2009

University Credit Online Computer Course for Grade 11 & 12 Students!

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This September, Acadia University will be launching Computer Programming 1, an online introductory Computer Science course for Grade 11 and 12 students across Nova Scotia. Students in this university credit course will explore programming and fundamental elements of Computer Science.

Topics include designing and testing code, fundamental techniques in software tools, graphics, and environments, and more. CP1 allows students to earn a university credit while still in high school. There is an urgent need for computer science professionals in the workplace, and CP1 will provide students with an opportunity to explore this exciting field. CP1 is offered entirely online, and includes live and interactive instructor sessions.

Start Date: September 16, 2009
Register by: September 9, 2009


Sharon Watson
Senior Administrative Secretary
Jodrey School of Computer Science
Acadia University, Wolfville, NS
tel: 902-585-1331
email:
sharon.watson@acadiau.ca
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Aug. 8, 2009

Cape Breton Homeschool Informational Tea - Sat. Aug. 22

Thinking about homeschooling in Cape Breton?  Are you a homeschooler with friends or acquaintances who are thinking about homeschooling?

Homeschool Informational Tea
Saturday, August 22nd at 11am
McConnell Library, Sydney

Why homeschool?  How do you get started?  What resources are available?  These questions and more will be discussed.

I hope to see you there!

Live, Love &
Laugh,

Kimberly
 
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Aug. 6, 2009

Action Week Festivities in Sydney August 1-9

Action Week August 1-9th

Daily
Noon – 1:00 p.m. – THEATRE ON THE BOARDWALK – for children of all ages. Presented by Class Acts Drama School.

1:00 – 2:00 p.m. – IMPROV IN THE PARK – Wentworth Park Fountain Area. Students from Class Acts Drama School will be performing improv games. Each day will be completely different from the last and they will be using suggestions/ideas from the audience.

6:00 p.m. – FRINGE THEATRE FESTIVAL – Presented by Cape Breton Stage Society – 12 Original Plays in 5 Downtown Sydney Locations: – 258 Charlotte Street (Scotia Bank Lot) – Jana Gillis, “Pipe Dreams” ; Mike MacKenzie “The Playground”; Kristin Petite “Love Story” (Dir. Stephanie Johnson) - 275 Charlotte Street (Post Office Lot) – Wesley Colford “Excuse Me, Would You Like to Buy a Bar?”; Walter Carey “Exports”; Amy-Jean MacDonald “A Part of our Heritage” - 307 Charlotte Street (London Jewelers Lot) – Keith Morrison “Goons” (Dir. JonJon Collins); Keith Morrison “Sweet, Sweet Lovin’” (dir. Ashley MacLeod); Brent Martin & James FW Thompson “Metal Life circa 1985” – St. Andrew’s Hall (40 Bentinck Street) *Note these plays are not suitable for young audiences. Jason Burke “Disconnected”; Bonnie MacLeod “Traveling Vicariously” - CB Regional Library (50 Falmouth Street) – Kristen Woodford “Lynda and the Bad Dog”. Pay-what-you can with profits going to Transition House. Donations to library accepted at that location.
**The performance at the Library of Lynda and the Bad Dog is a great one to go to as a family - there will also be a Saturday matinee at 3pm.

There are a lot more activities ongoing throughout the week, see the website for more!

 
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Aug. 6, 2009

Annual Not-Back-to-School Camping Trip! Sept 7-11th

Monday September 7, 2009 to Friday, September 11, 2009
Kejimkujik National Park
For more information or reservations call: 902-682-2772 or email kejimkujik.info@pc.gc.ca

Every year homeschoolers of all types from across Nova Scotia descend upon the Keji Campground when everyone else is leaving to go to school.  A wonderful time is had enjoying the company of other homeschooling families. The weather is beautiful and homeschoolers have the campground to themselves to walk, hike, run, bike, sing, play games, play instruments, chat, and laugh. So, bring your camping gear and your wonderful homeschooling children, and celebrate yet another year of not-going-back-to-school!

Organized by "The Comedy of Errors" group on Facebook.
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