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Start Of A New School YearHow exciting it was to start the new school year! We decided to make mini offices.
With 4 of my oldest children at the table doing homeschool, it can get loud and distracting. So this year I found a neat homeschool idea. Mini Offices! The children really enjoyed creating them.
I also hope these mini offices are going to help some of the children to remember certain facts.
Some can't keep a straight face!
Our first week back to school was great. Keeping up with everything is going fairly well. I am praying for wisdom and understanding in the planning phases that come and go. I want to be a mom who is prepared. On a side note. I made homemade granola bars last night. So easy! We paid almost $4 for Kashi a couple of weeks ago. 6 Bars! Last night, I made 15 bars for a little less that $3. Can you tell I'm excited about this? Praise the Lord for He is Good! 5:03 PM - Aug. 29, 2009 - post comment
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I need better lighting in our school/dining room.
The 13 year old looks real enthused. He got over it. Instead of using file folders, I opted to buy the large cardboard science project 3-way from walmart. We bought 3 large and 1 small. I measured them and cut them all in half. Then I down loaded as many mini office items for free that I could. Lapbook Lessons had most the the free links if anyone is interested. It worked out great.
It works really well! The quitest homeschooling morning ever!
This is where I homeschool our twin girls. The picnic basket holds their books. So, Eva, can you guess where this table is? Yep, the kitchen. Between the beautiful bench you blessed me with and the middle counter! This works out so well!
These two cabinets hold their other homeschool needs.
They made mini offices too! I just forgot to take a picture of them. Maybe next time.