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post #421 of 45211/27/12 at 3:34pmSponsored Linkspost #422 of 45211/27/12 at 3:34pm- KikaKika
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post #423 of 45211/27/12 at 6:40pmAlrighty, took the evaluation (my child is Linguistic and Musical)!!
post #424 of 45211/27/12 at 6:40pmBoth are "liked" on Facebook as well!! :)
post #425 of 45211/27/12 at 8:23pmTook the evaluation. Thanks!post #426 of 45211/27/12 at 8:41pmI took the evaluation!
post #427 of 45211/27/12 at 8:45pmLiked both on fb!
post #428 of 45211/28/12 at 6:02am- molive
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Just took the evaluation! Her scores were pretty evenly distributed. Interesting, thanks!
post #429 of 45211/28/12 at 6:03am- molive
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Already fans of both Oak Meadow and Mothering on facebook. In the middle of our first year homeschooling with Oak Meadow First Grade and loving it with my daughters!
post #430 of 45211/28/12 at 8:23amThe evaluation was really helpful and I also liked the Mothering and Oak Meadow FB pages. My daughter attends a Waldorf school now but I'm thinking about homeschooling her and Oak Meadow looks like a great curriculum and now I know they have a distance-learning school too. Thanks for sharing this information!
post #431 of 45211/28/12 at 9:19amI LOVED taking this evaluation. How helpful!! My 5 year old fits within each learning category.
post #432 of 45211/28/12 at 9:24amI am a fan of Oak Meadow and Mothering on Facebook and have been for over a year!!! I LOVE both!! I'm really looking forward to having a curriculum for my 5 year old. We haven't bought one yet due to tight finances. Sure would LOVE to win this!! =)
post #433 of 45211/28/12 at 9:30amI've shared link through email and FB!
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took the eval, oak meadow looks amazing!
post #435 of 45211/28/12 at 10:12pmTook the quiz for two children.
post #436 of 45211/29/12 at 12:05pmI took the evaluation a nd posted this link on my blog. Dindeelionshouse.blogspot.com
post #437 of 45211/29/12 at 12:26pmTook the evaluation!
post #438 of 45211/29/12 at 12:27pmI liked both Oak Meadow and Mothering on Facebook!
post #439 of 4521/16/13 at 2:17pmWhy Homeschool?
We tried our daughter in public kindergarten. She could read Lord of the Rings by Winter break from our teaching at home. She started hiding books when I would walk her in and have her read to me before class.. She went backward thanks to public school. We homeschooled her for first through fifth grade. Sixth grade found me having to take a job to make ends meet, so she was put in a charter technology school. She hates it. teacher is unwelcoming, her grades are suffering. The child I put into public school for sixth grade at a 10th grade spelling level is now making a C in English. A C!So next year she is coming back home.
We also have a little boy who will be entering kindergarten next year.
We homeschool because it allows us flexibility. We can take a May vacation and take the kids to see the stuff we are studying about. We can visit places our Family has lived since they came here just prior to the revolutionary war. We can have no school cause of a rare sunny or snowy day. We can be together. My children are so close.. They are kind. They are polite.
My daughter is horrified this year by the language used so passingly by her fellow students.
We homeschool because in 3 hours we can do SO much more than the schools can do in 7.
We homeschool because it keeps our family whole and together and kind to each other.
We homeschool because it takes a team to do it. A family is where you learn to get a long, learn to fix mistakes and learn how to relate to others. You learn how to learn.
So we homeschool to fully teach our children what it is to be a good person. What it takes to take learning and responsibility into their own hands..
We homeschool because we are blessed to be able to and because we want the best for our kids.
post #440 of 4521/21/13 at 4:23pmWhy homeschool?
Because I can tailor the material to my daughter's interests, we can pick our own pace, but most important to me is that she will be able to learn in an environment where she is secure and free to be herself.Return HomeBack to Forum: Learning at Home and Beyond- Win a Complete Homeschool Curriculum Package from Oak Meadow!!
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