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Nymphadoraliz · 08-07-2018, 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Pavilion

Hey Liz! How did your kids like homeschooling? What online school did you school them through? I was homeschooled as a child then went to a private school and was later taken out to be homeschooled again and I graduated from my online program. Needless to say I hated it, but it has its benefits. I want to homeschool my son, he’s 1, what activities did you do with your babies to keep them interested in learning at home?

Each of my kids were different, and I homeschooled only 4 as I adopted my 5th one when she was older. The older 3 homeschooled until middle school and each took it differently. One was happy homeschooling, one wanted public school and the other were in the middle. All 3 are graduated, but she graduated not only from high school but also from college with an AA at the same time!

We used many programs, some book and some online, usually Abeka or BJU for books and SOS for online and even Abeka online for a time.

My youngest is on the edge of wanting to and not wanting to

I think he really just wants to ride a bus

The way I kept them enjoying it and still do is I take them to places not just tell them about it. I do activities that involve hands on, so they get to try it first hand too

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Nymphadoraliz Crup Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Becky's Skype Window Posts: 17,233 x12 x12	Becky's Bestie \| Magic Pen Original Nymphadora \| Lizasaurus Quote: Originally Posted by Pavilion Hey Liz! How did your kids like homeschooling? What online school did you school them through? I was homeschooled as a child then went to a private school and was later taken out to be homeschooled again and I graduated from my online program. Needless to say I hated it, but it has its benefits. I want to homeschool my son, he’s 1, what activities did you do with your babies to keep them interested in learning at home? Each of my kids were different, and I homeschooled only 4 as I adopted my 5th one when she was older. The older 3 homeschooled until middle school and each took it differently. One was happy homeschooling, one wanted public school and the other were in the middle. All 3 are graduated, but she graduated not only from high school but also from college with an AA at the same time! We used many programs, some book and some online, usually Abeka or BJU for books and SOS for online and even Abeka online for a time. My youngest is on the edge of wanting to and not wanting to I think he really just wants to ride a bus The way I kept them enjoying it and still do is I take them to places not just tell them about it. I do activities that involve hands on, so they get to try it first hand too __________________ Days of Potter 2023:___________________________ Which Bertie Botts Flavour Are You? You are Coffee!