Wandering through life one season at a time
I fill out assignment sheets for my kiddos each week and they are responsible for checking off all of the boxes by Friday. Make learning fun!
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I have a guest post over at To the Moon and Back where I am sharing how we made maple sugar candy. So fun and yummy!!
Talk Like a Pirate Day is September 19th, and we are having some piratey fun this week!
I created a pirate-themed assignment sheet to plan out our activities. I’ve also added it to my list of September assignment sheets.
Check out my Shiver Me Timbers! post if you need some creative ideas!
Real Life has been happening around here in the form of Back to School busy-ness. For the first couple of weeks, I hit the floor running and don’t stop until I collapse into bed at night. I like to start the school year with most of our work organized, but the days leading up to the first day of school can look a bit scary.
This was my desk, piled with (some of) the work to be sorted & filed:
I am going to turn the tables and ask YOU about Real Life and back-to-school.
Do you plan out your year, or just wing it?
I do a little of both. I divide up our books/workbooks by weeks and map out a general plan, but then give myself the freedom to add things or rearrange throughout the year.
Do you have to make a mess to get organized, or does the chaos drive you crazy?
I need to have everything piled up in front of me before I can start putting it in order.
How long does it take you to get back into the swing of things?
It takes us about two weeks of everyone moaning on the couch each morning before it becomes routine.
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