Some wonderful posts in the community again and some new faces. It's good to see a wider age range displayed, as it can often be daunting to think ahead and wonder if we'll still be able to educate our children as they approach highschool age.
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made learning the months of the year into an active game for her young man. A tactic which had him committing them to memory in less than a day.
An excursion to the zoo for
's family highlighted how education evolves with children as they grow. The joy of the flexibility that comes with homeschooling becomes apparent here.
continues to work on improving her daughter's pencil control via fun activities to improve her fine motor skills 
and toddler have been having fun with science again as they experiment with materials to discover whether they float or sink. This makes for a surprisingly pretty end result, as science meets art in an unexpected way.
As children get older the work they can do can be more complex. However, they can still get bored if it becomes boring.
shares a literacy project that her nephew has been doing which should make things more appealing to creative types.
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