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Be happy at Burghley – mission not entirely impossible?

October 19, 2010 by

I’m supposed to be finding things every day that I’m happy or pleased about at the end of it. This isn’t easy, mainly because I don’t seem to have the energy to create much movement at all and partly because being happy, being pleased and living has a measure of guilt attached, which is hard […]

Filed Under: Freddie, Home Education, Photos, Trips Out Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, educating at home, education outside school, grief, Home Education, home schooling, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death, teaching children at home

Less a round up, more a brain dump.

October 17, 2010 by

I’m not even going to try. I can’t remember what we’ve done. Nothing so important that it really needs showing off about any way. These days the boring stuff gets recorded in diaries so I don’t have to blog it; we’ve not done anything worky that has been earth shattering anyway. Probably the best has […]

Filed Under: Home Education Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, Home Education, home schooling, teaching children at home

Art.etc with added Beans.

October 4, 2010 by

Today’s art session was a theme, rather than an artist. We borrowed heavily from the wonderful Art Projects for Kids website, which is an amazing resource and they all had a lovely time. There was even some playing time and some grown up time too. The they all had a go at the tree I […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Home Education Tagged With: art projects for kids, drawing trees, educating at home, education outside school, fimo tres, Home Education, home schooling, leaf pictures, polymer clay projects for children, teaching children at home, tree models, using pattern, using shading

Educayshun

September 27, 2010 by

Damn. I’m all behind again. We’ve had a good few weeks anyway; the homework diaries work really well still. Everyone likes it, everyone is busy and occupied (well, except Amelie who is converting education avoidance into an art form 🙄 ) I regularly depress myself with the fact that the girls do not get the […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Gymnastics, History etc, Home Education, Photos, The Girls, Trips Out Tagged With: craft, educating at home, education outside school, home, Home Education, home making, home schooling, knitting, teaching children at home

Creative every day

September 10, 2010 by

We’ve had a really tough week, more disappointment for us and other people I care about, difficult stuff at work and a week of the younger three girls playing SCBU and Labour Ward games with PlayMobil. They’ve been clearly testing me, checking to see how well I cope with their subject matter and it has […]

Filed Under: Creative Every Day, Home Education, Knitting & Sewing Tagged With: craft, educating at home, education outside school, home, Home Education, home making, home schooling, knitting, teaching children at home

Don't worry, I'm ok now

September 2, 2010 by

Things come in runs. On Tuesday, a gym mum asked me how it was going having a boy after all those girls and then today at TKD someone asked me “what did you have?” It’s beyond me to say “a boy” and not tell them he died – and not possible anyway really as the […]

Filed Under: Freddie, Home Education, Trips Out Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, educating at home, education outside school, grief, Home Education, home schooling, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death, teaching children at home

My Little Branching Chart

August 25, 2010 by

I appreciate this doesn’t really look like maths. Or science. But it really was. Fran was doing branching charts and identification in her Galore Park science today; she had to design one to work out which of 8 figures was being identified. It took her a while (logical isn’t her thing any more than it […]

Filed Under: Home Education Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, Home Education, home schooling, teaching children at home

Chewing wasps and spitting feathers

August 24, 2010 by

Well. We haven’t really done so much of either. But I quite liked it as a title 🙂 Yesterday we started our new HE regime… for however long it lasts. In an attempt to pull together some of what has worked in the past, add a little of what we enjoy and try some things […]

Filed Under: Amelie, Freddie, Gymnastics, Home Education Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, educating at home, education outside school, grief, Home Education, home schooling, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death, teaching children at home

And the beat goes on

August 17, 2010 by

Last week I worked quite a bit; I do love having the ability to share a job with your nearest and dearest – and we do it very well now. It was hard at first and we had a lot of corners to knock from each other because we work so very differently but lately […]

Filed Under: Gymnastics, Home Education, Trips Out Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, Home Education, home schooling, teaching children at home

Coming around again

August 16, 2010 by

It’s orgo-planning time of year again, that moment when some home educators (and I number myself reluctantly among them) find themselves accidentally aligning with the academic year and thinking about what people in the house might ‘learn this year’. In fairness, I haven’t done this for quite a while. We bumbled along without plans for […]

Filed Under: Fran, Home Education Tagged With: educating at home, education outside school, Home Education, home schooling, teaching children at home

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