Tonight I went to see Romeo and Juliet, a production of the Penny Lane Players, who are all homeschoolers from ranging in age from 7 -16 years. It is produced and directed by a homeschooling family in Stratford and I thought the performances were outstanding.
Firstly, it was the original script. Enough said.
Secondly, it is not often [...]
I have been toying with the idea of a dream job. I want something to do that gets me out of the house and is challenging, fun and always involves learning something new. (Right now… this is homeschooling! but for later on) So today I thought about designing workshops for kids. These are the things I’d love [...]
Do you remember fourth grade Math?
Did you learn how to calculate the square root of numbers into the millions? When today Chuckles graduated from the binomial to the trinomial pattern in calculating square root. That means she can calculate the square root of any number up to a million using beads and soon on paper.
…so [...]
