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April 11, 2007

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Mamalion

It definitely counts. Be encouraged that the books you are reading are giving them IDEAS. That's what it is all about.

Mommy22Ss

That's wonderful! I've wanted to use AO but since we are starting in the middle it's hard. We do use it as a book list though.

BTW I love the new look of your blog!!

Mommy22Ss

That's wonderful! I've wanted to use AO but since we are starting in the middle it's hard. We do use it as a book list though.

BTW I love the new look of your blog!!

elisabeth

Here's my story:

I was sceptical when sister decided to homeschool. I taught at a private school in California that served as a sort of coop for homeschoolers. If parents didn't feel they could meet their kid's needs, they could take one or two classes on our campus. I had a couple of students come through my classroom who had missed out on the basics. Their spelling was atrocious, their sentence were often basic, but the ideas were there.

Of course everyone always worries about the "social development" of homeschool kids.

At lunch on Easter, all my fears in these two fields were assuaged when Sundance showed me how he can burp the alphabet. In that one precious, albeit inappropriate, moment I saw that he knows the basics AND he will fit in with all the other 1st graders.

Bravo, Athena!

Mama Squirrel

Makes it all seem worthwhile, doesn't it? (I mean both Fa-so-la-la's essay and your kids' imagination.)

OK if I link?

Athena

Mama Squirrel, You are always welcome to link.

Auntie--You made my day!! Your vote of confidence means so much to me!!

Kyna

I just wanted to say hello. I come to your blog every so often and see what's going on with you. I pray all is well.

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