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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Still Waiting . . .
I am still waiting on my 2008-2009 Rainbow Resource catalog. Anyone else got theirs yet? I thought I was doing the right thing by waiting until their new catalog reached me before I ordered. Perhaps there would be more items … Continue reading
Birthday Cake
My youngest just turned one year old. I usually make a cake for birthdays, so I pulled out my recipe books. I had been wanting to try some of the recipes I saw in the First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association Fraternally … Continue reading
Planning Next Year and Interruptions
I’ve started planning my lessons for next fall. So far, I have been able to fit 42 chapters of Story of the World I into 33 weeks. I made sure to include some slop for extra reading and activities, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologia, curriculum, homeschool, lesson plans, planning, SOTW, SWR
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Books, Books, Books!
We’ve been checking out our limit of books from the library lately. At our small, local library, we get one “household” card. Only 15 items (including movies) may be checked out at any one time. This is somewhat of a … Continue reading
Only One Small Hiccup
Vacation bible school is over and the kids had a blast. The only hiccup was Thursday night when it started to pour rain right before we picked them up. I had neglected to check the forecast earlier, although I did … Continue reading
Posted in activities, Kids, religion, summer
Tagged bikes, fun, storm, Vacation Bible School
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Busy! Busy!
I am one of those introverts who would rather stay home with a good book than interact with people. If there is one thing on my calendar all week, I stress out thinking I’ll forget it or that it breaks up … Continue reading
Posted in activities, Kids, religion, summer
Tagged back pain, bicycling, chiropractor, outside, summer activities
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Questions, Questions
As I wrote before, we have run into quite a few children who are going to be entering kindergarten this fall at one of the local public schools. Their mothers, upon hearing that I have a child of that age, … Continue reading
Activities Review
Things have definitely been busy here since school officially ended for the spring. The kids have been to the pool, joined the summer reading club at the library, learned six letters (one uppercase) in cursive, done upteen review pages in the … Continue reading
Posted in activities, Kids, religion, summer
Tagged summer activities, tumbling, Vacation Bible School
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Curriculum / Lesson Plans
One of the things I have on my to-do list for the summer is to develop next school year’s lesson plans. In my two years of homeschooling, I have not yet had a master lesson plan made up in advance. However, #2 … Continue reading
Posted in homeschool, Kids, summer
Tagged curriculum planning, homeschool, lesson plans
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