Welcome to my new blog! I am a homeschool mother in the boonies! lol
This is my 8'th year of homeschooling. We use several different curricula. We love to try new things. I have one child who is Dyslexic and another who is gifted; both are boys. For those of you who have boys, some days are a challenge but most are great! I am the coordinator of our local county homeschool group and love to help people with their homeschool issues. I also love to get ideas from other homeschool moms! So welcome to my blog and enjoy.
Fight like a girl
Welcome to blogging! I look forward tp o reading more about that square fort project.
ReplyDeleteHi! wow, 8 years...we are in our 3rd :)
ReplyDeleteLook forward to reading more on your blog.
Boys can be a handful but I think every mother needs one. You fort looks great.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the blogging community! This is a great place to share with other homeschool moms:) And it sounds like you've got some awesome stuff to share!
ReplyDeleteI also live in the boonies. I am also the mom of boys - three of them. And I also coordinate a lot for our local homeschool community. ;-) Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the blogging world! I think homeschooling in the boonies sounds great! I grew up in the boonies and miss it. My husband and I actually hope to make a move to the boonies soon. :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your first blog post! This will be a great place for you to share the adventures of your days. I look forward to reading future posts.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
PK @ Knee Deep In Grace
We also like to make lapbooks.
ReplyDeleteLook forward to reading more about your adventures. Happy Blogging.
welcome to the blogosphere! you'll have fun journaling about homeschooling. I am the mom of an only boy and you're right, it IS great!
ReplyDeleteblessings,
Marcy
www.benandme.com
Welcome to the blogging world! I have boys, too (3), and a girl (and a step daughter). We're in our 15th year homeschooling; have graduated my oldest; preparing my second for graduation this spring. My youngest has developmental delays. My second to the youngest is TWELVE! ;-) Challenges, we know! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWendy
www.lifeatrossmont.net