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Field Trip: Virginia Beach Farmers Market
Hey! It’s the last week of school so what better way to celebrate than a field trip? The Virginia Beach Farmers Market has an educational center that teaches children about agriculture. Both Tyson and Addison went. It began with a … Continue reading
Tot School
In January, I started researching ways to be more intentional regarding spending quality time with Addison. I am not very good about playing with my kids so if I don’t have a plan, it doesn’t happen much. My findings led … Continue reading
Do homeschoolers get snow days?
After our “snowmagedeon” last week, this seems to be a popular question among my tradition school friends and family. Here’s the thing… While every situation is a learning opportunity ( I’ll get to that!) my son NEEDS to learn his … Continue reading
Snow Days…
So, in the last 2 weeks we have had 5 snow days! I don’t think it has snowed since December 2009. Twice in two weeks is a lot for us. Normally, this wouldn’t matter since Tyson is homeschooled (I’m the … Continue reading
Field Trip: Brookdale Farm
So if you have been a homeschooler for more than 5 min, you know that EVERY fall you must take your kids to the pumpkin patch. I think this requirement is mentioned in the homeschool bible. Of course, we complied … Continue reading
Field Trip: Va Air and Space Museum
Each fall the Va Air and Space Museum hosts a Homeschool Day. Not only is it a cost effective event (tickets are $1), but NASA provides the educational content. Tyson loves all things science related, so this is a trip … Continue reading
1st Week of 4th Grade
We just finished our first week of school. Each year it takes a few weeks to adjust to the workload. Fourth grade is no different. This year we are trying a few new things like logic and Latin. The funniest … Continue reading
Learning on Saturday??
Every year Norfolk hosts the NATO festival in combination with the VA Tattoo. Because we have studied various countries in Europe this year, I thought this would be an excellent culminating activity. The festivities began with a parade of nations … Continue reading