My kids are entering their teen years and the amount of required reading for school has definitely increased compared to their younger years. The amount of reading began picking up the pace during middle school and it continues to increase each year. For some of my kids, this is a welcome change. They love getting …
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In June 2009, my last child, Daniel, joined our family and my days of homeschooling four little ones began.
I gotta be honest. This was a tough year. I felt the pressure of being pulled in too many directions with a high schooler, two middle schoolers, and an elementary schooler. It was too difficult for me to homeschool the way I normally like to do things. I like to create my own curriculum by …
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I can hardly believe my oldest child is entering the tenth grade. This means that I am homeschooling 10th grade whether I am ready or not. HA! Independent courses. Drivers License. Working two jobs. She is growing up so quickly and it makes me truly grateful that we have bonus time together because she decided to …
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