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Home Schooling Kit?

Pachimac

Pachimac

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Does anyone have a home schooling kit or think of making one? I am going to be doing a weekly scrap of our learning and then print it in a book at the end of the year for her. Traditional school kits have so many things she doesn't use...buses, lockers, teachers, etc...
 
I feel like I've seen one somewhere here....let me see what I can find! (and what a great idea for a book!)
 
All my grandchildren are homeschooled too--and yes, it's hard to use "regular" back to school kits with their photos because they don't do "regular" school stuff normally!! All four families use different methods. One family is in a charter school (online based) so they use the computers with mom as teacher, but they also have an online teacher. Another uses Biblical based books, and has 3 boys, so they do a lot of outside activities--and nature things, another family is in a co-op, so they do sports and bible study classes with them, and the other family is actually more traditionally based with reading, writing, and arithmetic!! (with Biblical history stuck in there!) So even though someone says they homeschool, it's so individualized, that none of them are the same!!
 
Deanna said:
All my grandchildren are homeschooled too--and yes, it's hard to use "regular" back to school kits with their photos because they don't do "regular" school stuff normally!! All four families use different methods. One family is in a charter school (online based) so they use the computers with mom as teacher, but they also have an online teacher. Another uses Biblical based books, and has 3 boys, so they do a lot of outside activities--and nature things, another family is in a co-op, so they do sports and bible study classes with them, and the other family is actually more traditionally based with reading, writing, and arithmetic!! (with Biblical history stuck in there!) So even though someone says they homeschool, it's so individualized, that none of them are the same!!
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So true!! That's one thing I love about home education - there is no one size fits all!
 
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