Archive for the ‘Holiday’ Category
Happy Thanksgiving Day!
November 26th, 2008 | 
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With all the preparations going on today and tomorrow for family gatherings and the big feast, I thought I’d share some of my resources that I’ve collected throughout my homeschooling journey. All of these items I have gotten through various websites for free. If the site still exists I will post the link to the site directly. I hope that these things will give you and your children some fun things to do over this holiday weekend.
Posted in Holiday | 
Tags: Answer Keys, Bird Feet, Bright Colors, Crosword Puzzles, Family Gatherings, Feast, First Thanksgiving, Fun Things, Hand Turkey, Happy Day, Happy Thanksgiving, Harvest Time, Holiday, Holiday Weekend, Homeschooling Journey, Loose Skin, Skinny Legs, Tail Feathers, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving Worksheet, Thanksgiving Worksheets, Today And Tomorrow, Wild Turkey, Word Finder, Word Searches | 
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Christmas Projects For Kids
Whether your children are very small or teenagers, like mine, they are sure to enjoy making this treat. You can have them make if for Christmas Morning breakfast, for a potluck celebration or for a gift for grandma. It’s a cute Christmas Tree Bread and yummy too!
Posted in Holiday |
Tags: Baking Sheet, Bread Ingredients, Christmas Cards, Christmas Celebration, Christmas Decorations, Christmas Morning Breakfast, Christmas Projects For Kids, Christmas Recipe, Christmas Tree, Colored Frosting, Different Shapes, Food Coloring, Gift For Grandma, Grease, Maraschino Cherries, Open Cans, Ounce Cans, Recipe Cards, Room Temperature, Shapes And Sizes |
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Valentine’s Day Celebration With Baskin & Robbins
Don’t have an idea how to celebrate Valentine’s day this year? Don’t want to exclude the kids? Maybe your homeschooling group is having a Valentine’s Day Celebration? Here’s the perfect solution!
Posted in Holiday, Socialization |
Tags: Baskin Robbins, Cakes, Celebration, Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Fudge, Chocolate Indulgence, Chocolate Picture, Dessert, Hearts, Heaven, Homeschooling Group, How To Celebrate Valentine, Matter What Kind, Perfect Solution, Rosettes, Solution Descriptions, Sweetheart, Triangle, Valentine Cake, Valentine Day, Valentine Picture, Valentine S Day |
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Summertime!
So I think it’s kinda funny that my sons are all happy that it’s Summer Vacation. They are home all the time, they don’t have to “go to” school, but somehow “Summer” means something extra special for them. I know that part of it is because they are watching TV and have friends and family who are in “traditional” school and everyone is talking about school being out. But I wonder if they think that things are going to be THAT different?
Posted in Holiday, Lessons, Methods |
Tags: Cash Cab, Chagrin, Core School, Discovery Channel, Earth, Feburary, Friends And Family, Odyssey, Schoolwork, Sorts, Summer Vacation, Summertime, Time Table, Time4learning, Traditional Style, Universe, Watching Tv |
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Spring Break?
My sons are counting down the hours till “Spring Break”, which is going to be next week. They are going to be spending the entire week with my mom, because they need some “pampering” and no one does that better than Grandma… and Grandma needs some strong young men to help her around the house right now too. heh! Roger, who “goes” to Odyssey Charter High School, has an actual spring break. He doesn’t have “class” or course work next week, and won’t be going to P.E. But Jack, who is using Time4Learning for his curriculum doesn’t HAVE to go on break at any particular time, or at all for that matter. But I’m letting him not do work next week so he and his brother could do stuff together… like fight over who has control over the T.V. and computer. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Holiday, Jack, Roger, Teens, Vacation |
Tags: Brother, Charter High School, Curriculum, Grandma, Heh, Homeschooled Kids, Homeschoolers, Lol, Mom, Odyssey, Perception, School Year, Socialization, Spring Break, Young Men |
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