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Tag Archives: High School
Revising Course Requirements: 11th Grade
I know I haven’t written much lately. Part of my time has been spent reading more about various aspects of Charlotte Mason homeschooling, Teaching from Rest – a VALUABLE book by Sarah Mackenzie – if you homeschool and you haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlotte Mason, High School, Sarah Mackenzie, Teaching From Rest, unschooling
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The Many Hats of an Orthodox Homeschool 2015
I wear a lot of hats with homeschool these days as the homeschool mom of a college student (she still asks my opinion on some things), a high school student and a kindergartener! And there’s so much going on in … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambleside, Charlotte Mason, curriculum, eclectic homeschool, High School, living books
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Homeschool Day #116
Today marks day #116 of the 2013-2014 school year for my older son’s freshman year of high school. We are well over halfway through with just 64 days to go. He has fallen a bit behind academically due to days … Continue reading
Why We Homeschool
Our story is a personal story. Why anyone chooses to homeschool always is. There could be a single or mixture of reasons given: religion, health, curriculum choice, academic failure in the public schools, and school violence just to name a … Continue reading
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Tagged academic failure, artificial additives, books, bus, church, conventional medicine, credits, curriculum, faith, family, feast days, flexible schedules, God, God forgives, health, health class, High School, homeschool, MSG, neurotoxins, online classes, Orthodox Christian Church, Pascha, personal, piano lessons, preservatives, public schools, quality time, religion, SAD, school violence, Standard American Diet, teaching
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Warning: May be really long….
It has been forever since I have written here. So this may be long, seeing as a certain little man is not here to interrupt, nor are the other men in my life, nor my daughter…. I have taken advantage … Continue reading
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Tagged Audible, bipolar, Charlotte Mason, Eastern Orthodoxy, faith, fast, Grains, Hartwig, High School, home alone, homeschool, It Starts With Food, IUP, lent, miscarriage, MSG, murder, Omni Diet, Orthodoxy, Paleo, Paleo Diet, paranoia, Primal, spirituality, weight, Whole9
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Homeschooling and English
There’s lots of things swirling around in my mind again today but for this post I’m going to briefly talk about one. English. English is a very general term. It covers a variety of subtopics: Literature (my favorite), Writing (my … Continue reading
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Tagged American History, American Literature, anthology, books, classics, curriculum, High School, Historical Fiction, homeschool
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Thomas, History & Enlgish and Lent
Those are the four things taking up space in my brain today: Thomas, History, English & Lent Thomas is the train. I am going to attempt (with the help of a wonderful neighbor) to make a queen size quilt for … Continue reading
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Tagged books, curriculum, dairy, English, fasting, High School, Historical Fiction, history, homeschool, lent, literature, orthodox, Orthodox Christianity, quilt, reading, salmon, Thomas, writing
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The Many Hats of an Orthodox Mom 