well, I went to the curriculum sale. I really enjoyed it. I got there 45 mins after it started and still found quite abit of good stuff. If it happens to be during a good time I will go next year and hopefully I will get there even earlier so that I can get some more good things.
I have a question for everyone. Hoe does homeschooling happen when life is so disruptive? I mean, when kids are in school people have to get their kids to school and then can deal with whatever crazy is going on in their life, but when kids are still home how does one still concentrate to help them learn what they need to (prepare lessons, or atleast prepare materials for them to teach themselves, assuming they are at that point). How does homeschooling not become a luxury that occurs when things in life are smooth?
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