I recently came accross and shared the following
thought on Facebook: "
Non of us are truly homeschooling; we are quarantine-schooling. Homeschooling involves visits to libraries, parks, the ice-skating rink, play dates, museums, co-op, gymnastics, etc ... This is completely different." Some families are emergency schooling at home or have found themselves with children at home due to early school closures. I wanted to say take a deep breath and please do remember that homeschool/education is NOT school at home. You do not need to school for eight hours a day. I will be sharing more on Monday.
I got thinking about this new normal that we are all struggling with and decided to blow the dust off my blog and start sharing some resources as I find them whilst ambling through too much social media!
One of the biggest blessings in my life is the homeschool friends I have met through being a member of the Homeschool Review Crew. My friend Michele from over at Family, Faith & Fridays has set forth
a fabulous challenge: A Letter a Day. I think I will be taking this one up starting on Monday. I really love the idea of posting a letter, yes a snail mail letter to someone. Social distancing does not mean disconnection.
Here are some great ideas and articals
Oh my I have just found a lovely old book on Google Books. It's a free eBook called:
Grand-Papa's Arithmetic: A Story of Two Little Apple Merchants.
Are you wanting to purchase books to be home delivered? Take a look at these companies:
If you are looking for some quick links to specific areas be sure to check out my page of
Homeschool Help links.
In anticipation of more regular blogging and wondering how you are all holding up with the lack of social contact.
Blessings
Chareen
Linking with Homeschool Highlights.