I needed to get Joshua's curriculum ready and today was the day I decided to tackle it. The boxes have been sitting there (sort of out of sight - I made sure of it) for a while, patiently waiting for me to open them.
I pulled all the books out from the shipping boxes and stacked the textbooks up by subjects. After that, I cleared out the old books of a homeschooling material shelf and put the new books up there. In the past, I would just line the books against each up on the shelf (by subject), this year though, I remember the black magazine holders my friend gave me so I got them out and cleaned them up, put the books, again, by subject, into each of the holders. After I organized the holders on the shelf, I labeled them for easy retrieval.
It was a fairly simple project, but it was put on the back burner too long. I am glad it is done now.
I have two more things to do before we can start school - Lesson plan and my school calendar.
Hope to get them done by next Tuesday!
~ This post is linked to Amy's AP Tuesday's link party.
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Good going. I always have to say that I really admire moms who homeschool, I know I could not do it and I am a teacher (just have not worked for as one for many years now).
I am just proud of myself for having all of the school supply all together for my girl.
Can't wait to hear about your plans next Tuesday. Way to go...
I almost gave up in the beginning but I was sent a veteran homschooling mom to hold my hand through. I belong to a very organized homeschooler support group and it helped greatly. Now I can't imagine a non-homeschooling life. Since you have been a teacher, it may be an easy transition for you should you decide to homeschool your children. I have some school teacher friends who are so happy to be home teaching their own children. If you ever consider it, take small steps and do lots of research. :)
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