Thomas ( son number 6) has written a narrative on how, yesterday, he spent his homeschool morning.
It is interesting to read a "typical homeschool morning" from a young teen's perspective.
If you'd like a peek, you can read at Thomas' blog.
It is interesting to read a "typical homeschool morning" from a young teen's perspective.
If you'd like a peek, you can read at Thomas' blog.
Here's Thomas curled up on the sofa enjoying a book - I caught him before he realised that the camera was out!
7 comments:
Leonie -- your Thomas sounds like mine (only mine is a bit younger) but fanatic about computer games too. I really liked Thomas' narrative -- especially the beginning of the end and the end of the end parts.
You are justly proud of your boys, Leonie!
Tell Thomas thanks for starting my day off with a smile! It sounds like a productive day - and good luck getting the ammo back ;-)
Like Mary G, I'm really groovin' on Thomas' intro and ending. A job well done!
What a great day!
And Leonie, what a wonderful author you have there!
Thanks everyone - its an unedited piece but it is pure Thomas - and we thought it was fun to see a kid's POV of a homeschool morning.Thomas turned 14 not that long ago...
Very cool :-)
You asked if I was using anything in particular with Bek to encourage her composition skills. We're just going to work through Writer's Inc. I may pull a few things out of "Skills for Literary Analysis" by Stobaugh as well, once we have done some more writing.
Nothing too exciting...just want to get the job done! ~LOL~
Hi Susan,
Jonathon often refers to Writer's Inc when doing his uni assignments - it is a very helpful resource, isn't it?
The only book we have by Stobaugh is the Christian Guide to the SAT - a nice reading list there.
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