Have you ever heard of The Fallacy Detective from Veritas Press? That sounds like a really good book. I never took logic and rhetoric in homeschool, but they sound like interesting subjects.
I hope your throat feels better. Grass pollen is super high in Oklahoma. Between the allergens and all the summer illnesses its been crazy! We start co-op Monday and I am nervous about that transition. I'm actually teaching a class(it is a pay the teacher co-op) which is exciting and nerve inducing. It will help pay for my kids' classes though!
We start at 10, we break for lunch for about 30 min, and then we end around 3-ish right now. The kids do take breaks when needed though, and I don't manage every minute of their day. They get their assignments and know it needs to be done before any free time, which motivates them. But they don't work straight through without breaks.
Watching the replay! ❤
Watching the replay 😊
I missed the live but im watching now!
I can't wait for The Making the Grade video, interested for Ethan
Ethan and I are reading The Scarlet Letter as our first read aloud.
Have you ever heard of The Fallacy Detective from Veritas Press? That sounds like a really good book. I never took logic and rhetoric in homeschool, but they sound like interesting subjects.
@@crossoverdreamer7016 yes I have… and I’ve used it as well.
I hope your throat feels better. Grass pollen is super high in Oklahoma. Between the allergens and all the summer illnesses its been crazy!
We start co-op Monday and I am nervous about that transition. I'm actually teaching a class(it is a pay the teacher co-op) which is exciting and nerve inducing. It will help pay for my kids' classes though!
I hope it goes FANTASTIC for you! And thank you... it still hurts terribly today, but I have no doubt the pollen is off the charts here in N GA too.
I'm curious to know how long does your homeschooling day typically last with two high schoolers?
We start at 10, we break for lunch for about 30 min, and then we end around 3-ish right now. The kids do take breaks when needed though, and I don't manage every minute of their day. They get their assignments and know it needs to be done before any free time, which motivates them. But they don't work straight through without breaks.