I'm going back in time for this week's Friday Fun. I was recently reminded of how much fun we had while unschooling our kids. I ran across a paper that one of our daughters wrote for a college class a couple years ago. She said, in part:
"Being unschooled, the number one question I was asked was, 'How do you have friends?' Ironically, this was most often asked by my friends! Usually I would laugh it off, knowing that I had all kinds of friends. Friends in the neighborhood, Girl Scout Troop, swim team, church, some from our times in Hawaii, friends I would meet on crazy family adventures, friends from my weekly volunteer work at the Food Bank. These friends, who were of all ages, would end up being the greatest teachers I could ever have had."
Here are some pictures from one of the fun times, with oodles of other kids.
2 comments:
Many people have no idea how big the homeschooling movement is and how many groups and support systems are available. I homeschooled my son 5.5 years and my daughter nine years. So many memories to treasure!
My two older daughters went to school for the first 6 and 3 years, but the youngest didn't go to school until she went away to college. Fun times, lots of work, and glad we did it.
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