We Don't Need No Education

 

I thought that those of you interested in our first grade plans might be interested in knowing that I am almost finished with them!  I have ...

We have really enjoyed the cards for The Burgess Bird Book for Children that I downloaded from That Resource Site, so I decided to go ahead...

Ok, I love the new site but it's not the same as a blog and I feel the need to blog right now.  :-) Many of you may be unaware (due to...

Wondering where I've disappeared to?  We have our own webpage now, which I find much easier to keep up with than the blog!  Since the bl...

October 10-16 is Earth Science Week.  Since we are studying the science of Earth and space this year, I have big plans for the week.  Althou...

For artist study we are studying only 3 artist per year in-depth. This year those artists are Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael. ...

A few months ago I was having a terrible time deciding what to do for foreign language study.  Nik finally decided that he wanted to speak L...

We've recently been talking a bit about weaving and how it was done in the past as compared to how it is done today.  On a field trip to...

After reading what must be the longest thread in the forum's history over at The Well-Trained Mind , I decided to organize our school ye...

My public school education (in a good school, and as an honor student) was seriously lacking in nearly every way.  Sure, I learned how to ta...

Inquiry in Action—Investigating Matter Through Inquiry, Third Edition  is a free printable resource from the American Chemical Society.  Th...

I had the best time introducing Nik to the wonders of chemistry this afternoon!  We started off having a ton of fun with some actvities from...

A huge thank you to Doodle (of the WTM forums) for posting the link to Color Me Physics !  This is such a wonderful free resource.  I'm ...

Last month we went on a field trip with one of the local homeschool groups to Genesee Country Village in Mumford, NY.   What a cool place! ...