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May. 11, 2006
One of the Great things about homeschool is...
That school can happen ANYWHERE. In the garden maybe?
The poser in the garden... who calls worms and slugs 'snates', loves
butterflies, thinks anything that flies and is not a bird is a
'bumblebee' and all birds are 'robins'. Still... she CAN identify
Lemon Balm 
This is in the best of designs for kids before school... just ask
Charlotte Mason, who thought that the best education for a child under
six, was to spend time outside. DD certainly agrees... on days
when we're outside, her favourite part of the day is just that... being
outside. On days when we are not... all she wants to do is go
outside and catch 'snates'. Just the other day, we visited a
historical house. The tour guide with us, was teling us about the
upstairs room, in which the children would do everything... including
school. "Not like today!" said the guide, then, turning to my son she asks: "Where do YOU school?" "In my bedroom, or the kitchen!" he responded. Quite truthfully in fact... "We homeschool," I said, grinning at the guide, the rest of our tour group laughing out loud. The Historic House we visited (Adam Thoroughgood in Virginia Beach):  The kids at the house:
 An egret (not a crane as the tour guide thought) on the river: Touring a House is HARD work... even for someone DETERMINED to draw (carschooling maybe?? )
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I'm a 29 year old mother of two, who loves to read, bake, knit and homeschool... You can also read my husband's 'rantings' at the link below ;)
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May. 12, 2006 - schooling
Sherry