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Getting Ready for Another Homeschool Year! Part 3

18 Thursday Aug 2016

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This is part of a series, Getting Ready for Another Homeschool Year! Part 1 can be found here and Part 2 here.

7. Set up Systems. Make Your Routines and Life Easier.

Another thing I’ve been working on over time, is setting up a “command center.” It’s still in process, but is slowly taking shape!

First, I have one small area specifically for the girls. It’s a bulletin board in the hallway between their bedrooms and their bathroom. This is for their “morning routine charts” (more coming on this later) and they can also pin up items they want to keep there.

I also have an area in my office – a hanging file holder from Thirty-One Gifts – where I hold items I don’t want to lose. (If I can lose it, I absolutely will!) Bills, gift cards, membership cards that we have, etc. Also, because our office room is right by the front door, I also have copies of of our HSLDA membership cards and homeschool information here. Pennsylvania is one of the most regulated (difficult) areas of the US to homeschool, and I had my first run-in with the local school board right after we moved here. So, I’m a bit paranoid, yes, but if needed, I can quickly and easily grab contact information and have it ready.

Newest, is our “command center” in our kitchen area – actually on the side of our fridge! We have a large open-concept main floor, and this is easily accessible and viewable. Along with magnets holding important numbers (exterminator, energy company, etc) We have added several magnetic dry erase boards. One is for the girls – I list their daily school assignments and chores on it and they wipe them off as they complete them. I might add another next year, so my oldest can get used to start being responsible for her own work assignments.

I also purchased a calendar dry erase board this summer. Originally I was going to make a very fancy menu planning list that I’ve seen on Pinterest,  but at the rate I’m going, it will be years before that actually happens. This was done and easily adaptable to my needs. We’re still working on making this work for us as a family, but at least now we’re not waiting on needing to make it pretty too. (I also bought a bunch of dry erase markers during back-to-school sales at Staples at a fabulous price!) Sometimes I’m embarrassed by how much this little thing excites me, but if it solves my dinner dilemma, it’s worth every single penny!

8. Have Fun! Enjoy Your Summer and Get Outdoors!

After doing this all summer it feels a bit that I have been “drudging” all summer. I have, to a certain extent. BUT, I would recommend you take advantage of all the summer has to offer– get outside, soak up the Vitamin D, and enjoy the sun! All too soon, winter will come and we will all be stuck indoors moaning over the 6 feet of snow blocking our front door! Enjoy it all while you can, build up those memories of pools, Popsicles, and homemade ice cream with your kids!

Please share with me your own ideas to help your year run smoothly! What do you suggest??

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Getting Ready for Another Homeschool Year! Part 2

17 Wednesday Aug 2016

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This is part of a series, Getting Ready for Another Homeschool Year! Part 1 can be found here.

I find that most blog posts about preparing for a homeschool year, focus solely on curriculum choices and setting up your homeschool area. While those are both very important (and fun!) topics, I believe there are more tips that we can share that will make your life as a homeschooler EASIER!

4. Fix What is “Broken.”

At the end of last May, I had several ideas about what had stopped working for us in our homeschool experience. Well this summer is the time to make those changes! First, I changed my work schedule to the mornings, so I could free up our afternoons and then be able to take advantage of more extra-curricular activities and homeschool park days. I wasn’t sure how this would really work out, but blessedly it has been great!

Because of this, the girls were having to take all of their homeschool items out of the “classroom/office space” every morning and spread out over the dining room table, and then put it back every night. That was fairly disruptive (and I was often having to nag them to constantly put things away). Yet, they love their school desks and didn’t want to get rid of them! So, this summer I did a re-arrange. I moved the table for their computers back into the office space – they can do their computer-based work with headphones while I’m on client calls – and their desks are now in the kitchen area where the table used to be. Now their desks can hold all of their workbooks, etc and they can sit their and do their workbook work in the mornings. We haven’t tried it out yet, but I think it work well.

Having their table in my office allowed me to create a “charging station” for the tablets, and I can now keep stronger visual control over their electronics. This is something my husband and I wanted to implement, but weren’t quite sure how.

5. Purge Out the Junk! Clean It Out!

I took a lot of time this summer to clean out the classroom/office space. While moving items around, I also took the opportunity to clean out used curriculum for sale, throw out old papers and do a deep clean of the space. This morphed into perhaps a bigger project than I intended, but has turned into a very-overdue entire spring cleaning of the house! I know it sounds crazy, but I am looking to having it all done. These are all the cleaning projects that I put off during the year because I have no time, things like cleaning out the inside of the fridge and wiping out the cabinets that have gotten gross, straightening and organizing the linen closets, and even shampooing carpets.

It’s also a good time to purge the girls closets of clothes that are too small, and purge out their playroom. I then was able to take advantage of the back-t0-school sales so that we replace what they needed for the fall.

I think of this as setting myself to start the year off right. And also, get all these annoyances out of my way.  (Really, you have no idea how much I am looking forward to this all being done!)

6. Deal With Dinner.

Dinner is the ultimate worst. Not only is it the witching hour for the kids, but I feel mentally drained as well, and at 5pm the last thing I want to think about is what I should cook for dinner. I dread it. Not the cooking, but the thinking and deciding. So much so, that I went on strike all summer – forcing hubby to be in charge (he didn’t mind as much, he just grilled every single day). BUT, even that much helped him understand what a total pain it is to do. And my being Celiac, and needing to have only gluten-free meals, really doesn’t make it easier.

Since our favorite “meal assembly store” closed down last year, we’ve been scrounging. Working without a meal plan is just no longer working. One of my long project this year has been to organize our recipe stash and set up my own system for frozen meals. I tried my first big prep session this weekend, and I think we can make this work for us when we get the hang of it. I even tried out several new recipes that seemed like they would freeze well, so I’m looking forward to having meals ready to pull out this fall.

This won’t take the place of prepping/cooking completely, and hubby is now fully on board with helping out more with meals (now that he realizes how much work is involved). He will probably continue to grill as long as the weather holds throughout the fall. I stocked up our freezer with a run to Costco, so as long as we pull it out to defrost (the catch) in the morning, we should be able to ready for meals with just minimal grocery runs for fresh items.

I also recommend having multiple crockpots ready to use! Both of mine died over the summer, and I took advantage of the “off-to-college” sales to replace them. With our evening schedule now much busier, I will rely on them, and on frozen meals, constantly during the week. And I’m constantly scouring for new, healthy, easy, gluten-free meal recipes!

Coming up next, I have a few more tips to get ready for your homeschool year! Please share with me your ideas! What do you suggest??

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Getting Ready for Another Homeschool Year! Part 1

16 Tuesday Aug 2016

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I can’t believe it, we are about to start our SIXTH homeschool year! How in the world did that happen?? Wasn’t it just yesterday we were doing this?

Abby's first day of homeschool

Our Very First Day of Homeschool, 8/2011

So, like everyone else, we are prepping for our school year to start! I thought I’d share a couple ideas that I’ve implemented this summer; hopefully they are useful!

1. Figure out your extra-curricular activities first!

Last spring, my girls decided they were “over” dancing, and wanted to do sports. What sports they didn’t know. So, we spent several weeks this summer trying different “sport camps” out, and finally settled on swimming! So, both girls will be doing swim lessons and the intramural swim team at the YMCA this year. I got this signed up and registered this week, and already purchased the required items (suit, swim cap, goggles) and popped them in a bag READY TO GO the first day. It’s done!

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This will be in addition to American Heritage Girls which we love. Since this is my final year as the Troop Coordinator, I spent a lot of time this summer trying to organize everything to get it ready to turn over and easily replicate for next year. (Organization has been one of our weaknesses in leadership. We’re trying to change that.) Thankfully I think all that work is going to pay off and make this next year run much more smoothly! Which is important, the stress of the insanity last year about did me in.

I also adjusted my work schedule, so we would be more able to participate in some of the local homeschool group park days. I am really looking forward to spending time OUT of the house this next year! Isn’t that supposed to be the fun of homeschooling?

2. Plan “school” around your extra-curriculars and “life”!

Once that is all done, I brought out my handy calendar, and started laying out the full year. This is more for ME, because I am very visual. I need to be able to SEE what days are booked with activities already. This also helps me from double-booking myself!

I add in everything – holidays, our extra-curricular activities, upcoming scheduled events for myself (I have a couple scrapbooking retreats planned for me this year!), family visits, homeschool group field trips, and even the local public school calendar! It’s great to know when our neighborhood friends will have days off, I can plan to have lighter homeschool days so that the girls can play with their friends. (We have a great neighborhood!)

And now that I have everything in one place, I can really see what our year will look like and start to plan! What days are heaviest – and then I should schedule a lighter “school” day? When should I plan in some breaks in the calendar- like Thanksgiving week, Christmas break, Spring Break, etc? Also, because we must have 180 days of school here in Pennsylvania, I plot out to make sure I have planned enough days and in time to finish sufficiently early so I can get our testing and portfolio review out of the way as well.

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3. Plan Out Our Homeschool Work

And then to plan out our homeschool work and plan for the year. More on that another time!

 

Coming up next, more tips to get ready for your homeschool year! But I’d love to hear your tips! What do you suggest??

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Fire Safety

11 Monday May 2015

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Another slightly odd homeschool portfolio requirement in Pennsylvania is “regular and continuous instruction in the dangers and prevention of fires.”  Thankfully, I have an evaluator who is very flexible with how we fulfill that requirement, and I honestly didn’t want to waste much time on it this year.

So again, it turned into something we threw in at the last minute.

20150715_194227So there ya go. Notice we had to use a “female” firefighter picture? 🙂

Internet Resources

http://www.firesafekids.org/
http://www.sparky.org/
http://www.scholastic.com/firesafety/
http://home.comcast.net/~askpauline/hs/homeschoolfire.html
http://apps.usa.gov/smokey-bear.shtml
http://www.smokeybear.com/kids/?js=1

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Pennsylvania Homeschool Lessons

08 Friday May 2015

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Part of our portfolio requirements is that we cover the “Pennsylvania history” as one of our required subjects. Thankfully, I have an evaluator who is very flexible with how we fulfill that requirement.

I don’t really have an issue with teaching state history really, but having as a requirement that we have to prove is pretty annoying. Also, the fact that we have to prove that we teach it every year. What if “Pennsylvania History” doesn’t fit in with your curriculum design for one year? For us, since we’re focusing on World Geography, and not a historical timeline, it feels a bit out of place and sequence. I could see this being an issue when trying to teach about ancient Greece as well.Of course, when we were focusing on US history and geography it would have been an easy tie-in.

And so, it ends up being a throw in.

For this year, we focused on field trips to learn about Pennsylvania. Being new, pretty much all sightseeing we have done would easily fill in for these requirements.

Liberty Bell Center

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Independence National Park

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The Liberty Bell

Also: Glencairn Museum Field Trip

I kept a list of our field trips and then printed them out for the portfolio.

But just so I’d have something “more” to put in that particular section, we did a few worksheets.

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Trip to Glencairn

07 Thursday May 2015

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In April we participated in Glencairn’s Homeschool Field Trip day activities. They were very welcoming to the homeschool community!

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Glencairn Museum
Glencairn’s Homeschool Days Information

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Glassblowing Demonstration

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Glassblowing Demonstration

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View from the top tower! That’s Philadelphia in the distance.

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In the tower. Not cooperating for the picture.

All in all, it was a nice field trip experience. We also got a tour of the building, and the girls got to do an stained glass art activity, based on the stained glass art in the building. And afterwards, with it being a glorious day, we had a picnic outdoors on the grounds!

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What Have We Been Up To!

09 Tuesday Dec 2014

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I know I haven’t been posting much, I’ve been SO overwhelmed with everything here!

This move was NOT an easy transition, by any meaning of the word. The house we are renting was left in a terrible condition by the previous tenants and we had to fight the landlord for months to get things fixed. (And I am not even exaggerating about the state of this place.) Which made things worse, our landlord’s first language is not English OR any of the other languages hubby and I have any of the slightest knowledge in, and most of our early discussions about this were done via email while the landlord vacationed for the summer overseas. We all know that can lead to a lot of misunderstandings! When we finally got to meet him, we realized that it really was more of a cultural and language communication issue, and we all got along well. They are happy we are being so picky about taking care of the house (though I will maintain that not having dried dog pee in all of the carpeting isn’t being picky, but I digress) and we are happy he finally agreed to pay for all of it. But, that basically destroyed MONTHS of my summer. The actual unpacking was a complete breeze compared to that.

Which also ruined my homeschool plans. Because I spent all of that time dealing with repairs and cleaning, I did NOT spend it planning out my curriculum and organizing it like I like to each year. Which has led me to learn some very important things:

1. I need to plan and organize everything in advance, for my own sanity. — I just do not work well, figuring things out as I go. I’m sure this is my residual Type A tendencies,

2. Trying to plan at night while I’m homeschooling by day is a terrible idea. — It just leaves me totally stressed out. I will TOTALLY get this done in advance this year.

3. A HSLDA membership will never ever be an “elective” for this family. — Yup, we had our first run-in with the local school board within weeks of moving here. A new law was passed just a few months ago, but PA is one of the MOST regulated and complicated places to homeschool in the US. And yes, the superintendent’s office (at least in the county we are in) constantly tries to push for more information and more oversight than they are legally allowed to have. Which was our experience. I am so thankful that I was able to have the research and the documentation forms that HSLDA provides, and that I can call them if I ever need to. And yes, after my experience, our HSLDA info is laminated and in my wallet at all times!

But beyond all that, we’ve kept pretty busy:

First of all, meet the newest member of our family. Her name is Elsa (yes, after the movie). Isn’t she beautiful?

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Elsa Cat

We went berry picking at a U-Pick-Em farm. I love these places, and now they’re only ten minutes away!!20140809_125530The girls took swim lessons. (We’ll go back to this in late Spring).20140807_180324We joined a Homeschool Co-Op Group, and take classes with them once a week.

20140930_121828 We visited family in Alabama and went to my 20 year reunion. (Roll Tide.)

20141011_114744Hubby had a BBQ – ribs lesson.

20141011_120221 20141011_125635I found a great Living Social deal for a membership to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia (Science Museum). We are so excited about this and have great plans to really take advantage of this place in the future!

???????????????????????????????20141025_134327Of course, we participated in Halloween. Our neighborhood gets way into it, but I enjoyed staying on the “Happy Halloween” side of things.

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Girl Power!

We are trying to start a local American Heritage Girls troop.20141026_115115 Then, of course, THANKSGIVING! We had several guests this year and had a total blast!

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If all that wasn’t enough for you, the girls are also taking ballet classes (which I don’t have pictures of)! Oh, and there are few other field trips I forgot pictures of as well.

And finally, we got the tree up and the presents purchased and hidden, and we are ready for the holidays! It’s time for me to relax!

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Living In PA

15 Wednesday Oct 2014

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I’m sure that many of you have noticed that I haven’t been posting much in the past few months, that I’ve basically fallen off the blogging wagon.

My apologies for that, we’ve had quite a crazy few months dealing with our move and getting settled. There were some major issues with the house we moved into, and a lot of communication issues with the landlord. That was on top of unpacking, homeschool, work and starting in our local Co-Op Group. So, we are just now getting our head above water. In fact, right now I am writing this post in the car, while we returning from a road trip (Hubby is driving). Nothing like 17 hours in a car to get random things done!

Starting to homeschool in PA was a bit stressful, compared to our experience in VA. Our HSLDA membership has more than paid for itself, in my opinion! We have already used their forms for our affidavit paperwork, and for “school id’s.” School IDs are useful not only for discounts, but also because PA seems to love calling truancy officers and CPS on homeschoolers. I consider this all insurance to help us through this process. (And yes, I had my first run-in with our local superintendents office within our first week here!)

Another thing we have been trying to do is starting building roots and “creating community.” Moving as much as we do, we have learned that we really can’t waste time when making friends and reaching out to others, and this is especially important for our kids. We’re starting to get to know our neighbors, participate in a church, joined a Homeschool Co-Op group, and joined a gym close by where our girls are now taking ballet. I participate in several local groups on Facebook that have also been a great resource.

As for myself, I’ve been a whirling dervish. The house is pretty well organized and settled. We found someone who is helping us clean – and I cannot tell you how much of a burden that has lifted off of me! On business trips back to the DC area we stocked up on frozen pre-prepped meals, so we have a freezer of those. We attended a little party where I got to meet some other homeschool moms.

I’ve been purging as well as organizing and have been able to cull out two huge bins of homeschooling materials to get rid of! I was proud of myself for that, ha!

So, why do I not feel completely settled yet?

Because it’s not “home” yet. And that is nothing but time can fix.

I still have several things on my list that need to be done, in order to get us to where we want to be. First, I still fell a bit of mess in our Homeschooling. Because of dealing with the house, planning for this year got greatly delayed, which means I’m trying to homeschool and plan for homeschool at the same time. I’ve never done this before and it’s making me feel all discombobulated. Bit by bit, I’m working through this, but it’s not making me feel comfortable in my own personal homeschool experience and that’s really taking my enjoyment and peace away.

Also, one thing we still really want for our girls is to continue in American Heritage Girls. There is no troop in our area, so yes, we “are” stuck starting it ourselves. Thankfully we are finally making some progress and have local interest with this. We hope to have it all started up by the end of the year.

This trip has been a great time of renewing for me, and man, have I needed it! Catching up on sleep alone was great. I’ve been running myself into the ground, and I am looking to build more health and balance moving forward. I need to go to the gym more, and get our meals and food to be more healthy. I’m using more essential oils in our family as well. And I’ve got to bite the bullet and get involved in a women’s Bible Study soon. That’s one of those things I’ve been putting off, and I feel my stress levels rise because of it.

So, that’s what has been happening here, and to catch you guys up on me! I’ve been able to let some ideas and brainstorming percolate in the brain, reevaluating previous plans, and look forward to sharing them with you.

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The Proverbs 31 Woman (nasb)

Description of a Worthy Woman

An excellent wife, who can find?
For her worth is far above jewels.
The heart of her husband trusts in her,
And he will have no lack of gain.
She does him good and not evil
All the days of her life.
She looks for wool and flax
And works with her hands in delight.
She is like merchant ships;
She brings her food from afar.
She rises also while it is still night
And gives food to her household
And portions to her maidens.
She considers a field and buys it;
From her earnings she plants a vineyard.
She girds herself with strength
And makes her arms strong.
She senses that her gain is good;
Her lamp does not go out at night.
She stretches out her hands to the distaff,
And her hands grasp the spindle.
She extends her hand to the poor,
And she stretches out her hands to the needy.
She is not afraid of the snow for her household,
For all her household are clothed with scarlet.
She makes coverings for herself;
Her clothing is fine linen and purple.
Her husband is known in the gates,
When he sits among the elders of the land.
She makes linen garments and sells them,
And supplies belts to the tradesmen.
Strength and dignity are her clothing,
And she smiles at the future.
She opens her mouth in wisdom,
And the teaching of kindness is on her tongue.
She looks well to the ways of her household,
And does not eat the bread of idleness.
Her children rise up and bless her;
Her husband also, and he praises her, saying:
"Many daughters have done nobly,
But you excel them all."
Charm is deceitful and beauty is vain,
But a woman who fears the LORD, she shall be praised.
Give her the product of her hands,
And let her works praise her in the gates.

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