Calen holding his shorts and ribbon. 
I looked across the living room the other night and this is what I saw: Why, yes, Zach (12) is sitting in the living room peeling the bark off a branch. In the living room? When I told him to get it out of my living room, he said, “But I’m doing it on my…
*This food and the Olympics post contains affiliate links As part of using the Olympics as a learning experience, we always make food from the host country. This year 2020, happening in 2021, the host country is Japan. Here are some recipes that we have used so far this year. with pictures of our food!…
Well, it’s been pretty quiet here since last weeks double homeschool high school graduation. Our older two children had separate graduations. While a double graduation was special, I’m glad our younger two children will have separate graduations. It’s much easier to make sure that their graduation is what they want it to be if there is…
Yesterday, I shared Our Homeschool Curriculum 2013 for 7th grad and 9th grade. Stop by and check it out! As I was looking on the SD card for pictures of our week, I found this one. Abby spread out her schoolwork that she does on the computer. And then took a picture. lol I didn’t…
We’ve had a very busy week this week. In addition to schoolwork, and life in general, we lost phone and internet on Tuesday morning. They finally came back on Tuesday night. Just in time for the electric to go out from storm damage. Thankfully, the electric cam back on Wednesday night. Somehow, we managed to…
This week has been all about the Olympics. We’ve been watching as much as possible live, and then watching what we missed. We’ve had lots of great discussions about time differences, the metric system, and sports rules. We’ve been working on our lapbooks, also. We haven’t had any of our English Olympic food yet, but…