"Hello Salamis, I am a Greek trireme" (to the tune of "Hello Seattle").
We worked on timelines today, and he made a magnificent trireme that was about 400 years long!
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Homeschooling has brought many blessings to our family (not the least of which is my children's feeling that school is cool!). And with those blessings comes the desire to document our family’s journey in an attempt to help others who follow. Ours is a journey that began as an idealistic voyage in 1981 and has evolved into an eclectic expedition. Let me show you our path and try to communicate some truths I've learned.
My "Students" 2015
D-- age 16, grade 10
N-- age 21, AA degree from Centralia College, attending Washington College.
L-- graduated from BYU-I in 2017 with degrees in English, dance, and veterinary technology.
C-- graduated from Washington State U in 2017 with BS in zoology.
Ju-- graduated from U of Idaho in 2010 with BS in mechanical engineering, Brigham Young U in 2012 with MS in mechanical engineering. Homeschooling his children.
B-- graduated from Washington State U in 2009 with BA in psychology, U of Washington in 2014 with B of Nursing. Plans to homeschool.
K-- graduated from Brigham Young U in 2006 with BS in biology, homeschooling her children, ages 4-11.
Je-- graduated from Central Washington U in 2003 with BA in teaching (English, theater), Walden U in 2014 with MS in psychology.
What I'm Talking About
- art (3)
- book review (15)
- Charlotte Mason (6)
- festivals (5)
- from my kids (5)
- grade 1 (3)
- grade 2 (3)
- grade 3 (3)
- grade 4 (3)
- grade 5 (5)
- grade 6 (2)
- history/social studies (15)
- language arts (5)
- life skills (3)
- math (9)
- philosophy (15)
- planning (8)
- record keeping (3)
- retailers (3)
- rhythms (9)
- Ruth Beechick (1)
- science (8)
- Waldorf (16)
Favorite Read-Alouds (A Growing List)
*The Golden Goblet by Eloise McGraw (ancient Egypt)
*The Pharoahs of Ancient Egypt by Elizabeth Payne
*Motel of the Mysteries by David Macaulay (to be read after learning about discovery of King Tut's tomb)
*The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare (Rome & Palestine)
*A Proud Taste for Scarlet and Miniver by E.L Konigsburg (Eleanor of Aquitaine)
*Constance by Patricia Clapp (Pilgrims)
*The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere illustrated by Christopher Bing (the illustrations are a big part of it!)
*A Proud Taste for Scarlet and Miniver by E.L Konigsburg (Eleanor of Aquitaine)
*Constance by Patricia Clapp (Pilgrims)
*The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere illustrated by Christopher Bing (the illustrations are a big part of it!)
*The Great Little Madison by Jean Fritz (Constitution)
*Across Five Aprils by Irene Hunt (Civil War)
*Killer Angels by Michael Shaara (Battle of Gettysburg)
*Killer Angels by Michael Shaara (Battle of Gettysburg)
*The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom (World War II)
Followers
"You are worried about seeing him spend his early years in doing nothing. What! Is it nothing to be happy? Nothing to skip, play, and run around all day long? Never in his life will he be so busy again."
~Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Emile, 1762
Do You Know What Your Constitution Says?
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