Ordinary Day in the Life of a Our Homeschool | Every Moment Holy 

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Thank you so much! We did a quiet time after read aloud for several years...probably 10 or so. It was so important, especially when the kids were all little. Currently, the dynamic is a little different with so many older kids. I still remind the kids that it's quiet time during the little ones' nap time, but it's more to remind them not to wake them up. I have 8 kids in the house who don't nap, so it's not exactly quiet time in the same sense that it was when they were younger. The older kids work on hobbies during this time and the younger ones usually read, play outside, do puzzles, lego's or card games or something like that. After I read to the kids in the afternoon, I head to my room for a break. Recently I do my Bible reading in the morning, but over the years when I've had infants or when my kids were all little, I tried to do it in my first free moment.

You're so welcome! I'm glad to hear this inspired you!! The wooden blocks I found at a yard sale for $1 years ago, so unfortunately, I don't have a link to share where you can find them. My kids have gotten such great use out of them!

You're welcome! I'm so glad! Great question! Except for a few small instances in the early years, this hasn't really been an issue for us. Having been a public school teacher, my kids know my perspective on public schools. It's not an atmosphere we want for our kids. We've worked really hard from day 1 (plus the Lord provided in amazing ways) to provide our kids with a really supportive homeschool community.The kids don't feel like they're missing things. They have lots of friends from different circles, are able to go out a lot of places when other kids are in a building, are involved in extracurriculars, can learn at their own pace, etc. Just the other day, we had beautiful spring weather here. We spent most of the day outside and our 13 year old said, "I feel bad for all the kids who can't be outside during the day." Because homeschooling allows us to be individually focused on our kids, we can keep good tabs on where they are and what they need.

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I'm not sure what subject you are asking about, but we do Singapore for Math. Here is the video about our curriculum. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qG4p2G3znMo.html