Sarah is hosting the November edition of the Carnival of Homeschooling at The Homeschool Post.
She starts the carnival with:
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It’s time for the monthly Carnival of Homeschooling and we’re glad to be hosting this month at The Homeschool Post. Get comfy and settle in for some great homeschool reads!
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I hope you enjoy the carnival.
And I hope everyone in the US has a Happy Thanksgiving.
Mission statement: On this blog we explore why homeschooling can be a better option for children and families than a traditional classroom setting. We'll also explore homeschooling issues in general, educational thoughts, family issues, and some other random stuff.
Friday, November 13, 2015
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
My oldest's thoughts about homeschooling
Hello, Everyone!
I am the eldest and I am back in town for the next bit. Dad asked me to write a post. One of the things I have noticed while I have been home is how adaptable homeschooling is for my family. I have a distinctly different learning style than some of my younger siblings. Homeschooling has allowed our family to adapt, first to my needs and then to theirs.
I was a late reader. My Mom was able to alter the curriculum to meet my needs and then alter it back as I learned to read. We went through several different spelling programs before we found one that worked for our family.
I am an auditory learner. I used an online program of recorded classes for History, Science, and English. For Math, we used Saxon text books and when I had problems with we added DIVE, a recorded math tutoring program. One of my sisters on the other hand, does better in groups or interacting with people and so she takes some classes at a local private school.
Homeschooling has worked really well for our family and one of the reasons has been how we were able to customize the curriculum.
I am the eldest and I am back in town for the next bit. Dad asked me to write a post. One of the things I have noticed while I have been home is how adaptable homeschooling is for my family. I have a distinctly different learning style than some of my younger siblings. Homeschooling has allowed our family to adapt, first to my needs and then to theirs.
I was a late reader. My Mom was able to alter the curriculum to meet my needs and then alter it back as I learned to read. We went through several different spelling programs before we found one that worked for our family.
I am an auditory learner. I used an online program of recorded classes for History, Science, and English. For Math, we used Saxon text books and when I had problems with we added DIVE, a recorded math tutoring program. One of my sisters on the other hand, does better in groups or interacting with people and so she takes some classes at a local private school.
Homeschooling has worked really well for our family and one of the reasons has been how we were able to customize the curriculum.
Friday, November 06, 2015
Reminder - Please send in a post or two for the October edition of the Carnival of Homeschooling
This is just a quick reminder, you have four days to send in up to three posts about homeschooling for the November edition of the Carnival of Homeschooling which will be held November 10th.
The October edition of the Carnival of Homeschooling will be at The Homeschool Post.
You can send in up to three posts about homeschooling via with an email to: CarnivalOfHomeschooling@gmail.com
Please include:
Title of Post(s)
URL of Post(s)
Name of Blog
URL of Blog
Brief summary of the post(s)
Or you can submit your entries via Google Forms.
Please send in the entries by November 9th at 6:00 PM PST.
The October edition of the Carnival of Homeschooling will be at The Homeschool Post.
You can send in up to three posts about homeschooling via with an email to: CarnivalOfHomeschooling@gmail.com
Please include:
Title of Post(s)
URL of Post(s)
Name of Blog
URL of Blog
Brief summary of the post(s)
Or you can submit your entries via Google Forms.
Please send in the entries by November 9th at 6:00 PM PST.
I have a reminder mailing list. If you would like email reminders, please tell me.
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