EG
• EG finished Caesar's English II and Essay Voyage this week!
• EG also wrapped up her study of "ancient times" and is using the Celts to transition into middle ages/medieval history.
FB
• FB learned about addition with carrying, at least with manipulatives (the base 10 picture cards from Right Start), and seemed to grasp the concept!
• FB finished his first "chapter" book - Henry & Mudge.
PC
• PC loves Mondays. Loves them. She loves her siblings, and is happy to see them again after Master's Academy, but she loves running around having me to herself.
• PC thinks in a lot of absolutes these days. Everything is either "hot" or "cold"–-no in-between. Similarly with up, down, and a whole host of other opposites.
"A little rebellion every now and then is a good thing." - Thomas Jefferson
About Me
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One single mom, three kids, and a evolutionary, classical approach to homeschooling & afterschooling. I knit, I run, I write, and I read. I'm also passionate about politics.
The kids are Eclectic Girl, or EG, a fifth grader who is 11; Fabulous Boy, also known as FB, now 7 and in in first grade; and Purple Child, or PC, 3, who is a lesson in why you should be careful who or what shares your child's name.
"Never trouble another for what you can do for yourself." - Thomas Jefferson
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2 comments:
A first chapter book is a big accomplishment - way to go!! ;)
What are you using to study the Celts?
Yea! for Henry and Mudge!
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