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This weekly link-up is your opportunity to share some highlights of what is happening in your homeschool and in your world each week. If you write a wrap-up post at the end of each week, like I've been doing, we'd love to see what you're busy with from week to week. If you'd like to pick a favorite post from your week that spotlights a resource or activity in your homeschool that you'd like to tell others about, we're interested in those too. I'm keeping the guidelines as simple as I can, and they will appear at the bottom of each post, along with the link tool. I look forward to getting to know you, and I hope this will be a source of encouragement and good ideas for all of us.
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Flames mug because my hometown team claimed the top spot in their division this past week! Hasn't happened in many years, so it's a big deal!
This week's Homeschool Highlights post is going to be very short and (hopefully) sweet. It's been a busy week, although I'm not sure I could say exactly what we did. I just know that I got very behind and ran out of time to spend on this particular post.
Flames mug because my hometown team claimed the top spot in their division this past week! Hasn't happened in many years, so it's a big deal!
This week's Homeschool Highlights post is going to be very short and (hopefully) sweet. It's been a busy week, although I'm not sure I could say exactly what we did. I just know that I got very behind and ran out of time to spend on this particular post.
Homeschool news . . . Co-op classes, Consumer Math, music, and all the usual. We really are getting very close to the end of the school year! I was looking at the remaining classes at co-op, and it's not that many. We're on track with everything except possibly Consumer Math.
Space Race by Kat, March 2019 created for US History class |
Other news . . . I was fighting a cold last weekend, and I worked on Saturday, so maybe that's why this week felt so busy without me being able to identify what I did. I met with a small group of moms from my homeschool fellowship group and we got to work planning a homeschool fair for our local area. It's a big project and will be a lot of work, but we are hoping that everything goes smoothly and that we'll have a decent turnout.
Wednesday was a day of repairs - we got new tires on the car, and got our piano's annual tuning done. Landon wasn't feeling well for a couple of days, and I'm just hoping he didn't pass the bug to any of the family.
Wednesday was a day of repairs - we got new tires on the car, and got our piano's annual tuning done. Landon wasn't feeling well for a couple of days, and I'm just hoping he didn't pass the bug to any of the family.
Reader Favorites . . . some of the most read posts here on Homeschool Coffee Break over the past month or so - thanks for reading, commenting, and sharing!
A Drive Thru History of the Early Church
How Important are Labs in Science?
Victus Study Skills - A System for Effective Study
How Do You Do Phys.Ed.?
How Important are Labs in Science?
Victus Study Skills - A System for Effective Study
How Do You Do Phys.Ed.?
On my blogs last week . . .
Here on Homeschool Coffee Break:
Fixing Grammar with IEW
Virtual Refrigerator - Space Race
Do You Attend Homeschool Conventions?
And on my book blog, Just A Second:
Share Four Somethings - March 2019
Scripture and a Snapshot - An Example
Just A Second is where I share book reviews and other book-related things, and update on what's on my bookshelf. This week I finished and reviewed The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery, and I've been reading:
The Golden Bride (Daughters of the Mayflower) by Kimberley Woodhouse
Transcripts Made Easy by Janice Campbell
A Dangerous Collaboration (A Veronica Speedwell Mystery) by Deanna Raybourn
A parting shot . . . I happened to see za'atar spice blend at the grocery last week so on the weekend I finally got to try making a za'atar flatbread, and it was fantastic!
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3 comments:
I think spring colds are the worst. Hope you are completely better. That bread looks good.
Blessings, Dawn
I felt like this week just flew by too; I think twice yesterday I said (rather incredulously!) "wait, tomorrow's Friday already?" Not sure what made me so busy this week but I really thought I had a few more days in there to get stuff done.
Happy Homeschooling week! Isn't it crazy how quickly the year is winding down? Our close-to-the-line class is Geography! Trusting it will all wrap up in plenty of time!
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