How long do you need to teach your children at home before you "officially" become a homeschool family? Like the tests that evaluate a child's academic performance, you can assume homeschooling has arrived at your house when the following are true:
You have more books in your house than groceries.
Your children show up for school in their pajamas.
Your house décor consists of time lines, maps, assorted craft projects, and half-finished science experiments.
Your trips to the library require a laundry basket to hold all the books.
Your refrigerator is perpetually covered in art projects and completed assignments.
Your children think reading history is best achieved while lying on your bed with the family cats.
Your kitchen pantry holds more school supplies than cooking supplies.
Your child's favorite classmates are his siblings.
Just a silly one, but how scary that each thing is true!! :)
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
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1 comment:
You mean maps are not art decor???
Shoot my fashion is hopeless ;)
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