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Zenairoh Keyboa Our Home-School Field Trip to President FDR museum, Library, and Estate in Hyde Park, NY state.  What a wealth of knowledge and experience we gained! Tasciotti at FDR

  Here is our recent homeschool field trip pictures. This shows the home school children at a natural Creek and the wilderness. This is a arajah and Zenairoh keyboa.

Here is a website worth mentioning (and there are so many, which we will be adding to this blog as time permits)  It is http://www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/2016/04/first-grade-homeschool-curriculum-picks.html https://www.pinterest.com/pin/833306737276902453/

What is I.H.I.P.?  It stands for INDIVIDUALIZED HOME INSTRUCTION PLAN. This is the document which is supposed to be written out for the state to accept your home-schooling life.  This document contains the child's (or student's) subjects, curriculum, and syllabus. I think we all know what is the definition of "subject".  It's the general word describing the thing/object of interest. What's our subject?  It could be reading, writing, arithmetic, health, geography, etc. But what is curriculum?  And syllabus? cur·ric·u·lum [kəˈrikyələm] NOUN the subjects comprising a course of study in a school or college. synonyms: syllabus · course of study/studies · program of study/studies · educational program · subjects · modules · timetable · schedule   syl·la·bus [ˈsiləbəs] NOUN an outline of the subjects in a course of study or teaching. "there isn't time to cover the syllabus&qu

We love nature and we also LOVE libraries! Libraries are possibly one of the best things everytown has going on that is free and fun. Parents can relax and focus in a quiet place while children can discover and learn from books, educational toys, and learning computers. We use computer time as a reward after other school work is accomplished. We monitor the games they play and make sure they are appropriate for them. Libraries are a great resource for every homeschooler parent and child! We always show great support to our local libraries. 

Making learning fun and keeping it real. We approach our children’s learning with care to pay attention to where their interests are. We encourage a lot of book reading and make time to read with our children even as they grow older. Time spent is bonding for parent and child and is important. To maintain connection points of interest as our children grow up. Many teenage parents speak about teens not discussing much but I believe that when you homeschool and learn together you establish important key factors in communication that serve for our entire lives. Why not maintain connection instead of falling into a separation pattern that mainstream society has created and suffers greatly in the flaws of those systems not nourishing the family roots of bonding and happiness. We have realized, as a family, that all things are solvable through communication and time well meditated. Let kids choose through books to show you where their interest are. Use books as ways to discuss and en

Video about homeschooling which I found very interesting, recently posted on youtube

Hello students and teachers   Home-School notebooks of Civilogy The children do use a lot of paper in their notebooks and artbooks.  This is a home-school which uses paper.  Going back to the paper.  Not so much about the electronic screens in the class, for the lessons.  Not so much of that computer dependency. But as you can see we have a website, we still use that technology - in balance with Nature. These are some comics/cartoons we are working on, its a rough draft. This shows the Principal's background-experience Peter Tasciotti was working on the United Nations online, he was a longtime member of the project: Tasciotti and oldest son, in Washington DC

Field trips are fun! A great way to read and see about new things and satisfy our sense for adventure! We visited the Forsyth Nature Center in Kingston, NY. Here we read about the animals we viewed and were able to even pet a few!