A goodly stack of them were waiting for us when we came home from a long weird weekend in the mountains. It's our favorite time of the school year- the end of summer, with last minute desperate dashes for fun all intertwined with school year plans getting more and more detailed, flushed out, projects and field trips in the works, book lists for the library getting compiled. Shelves being organized and reorganized. And boxes. Lovely brown boxes arriving in the mail, full of the things that mean school to us- some math workbooks, sometimes, sure, but a big stack of blank lesson books to fill with beautiful pictures and examples of our learning, new packages of colored pencils and beeswax crayons, lots of books to read and absorb, some games to play, a year's worth of "work".
I just realized about five minutes ago that I have a whole order, those math workbooks, three science kits, and a writing program, that I didn't put through yet! Wow! I tried, there was some problem, it slipped my mind. Oh well, I'll do it now and they'll be here eventually. It's not as if we're lacking school materials to get started with!
3 comments:
Glad your summer has been so rich! And I'm envious of all the wonderful future homeschooling plans! I wish I had the opportunity and "what it Takes' to homeschool my kiddo. The theme of my life right now!
I love boxes full of anything. Even maths workbooks. Enjoy the organising process and the unpacking of the new, crisp and clean books.
Ooh yes! There's something very satisfying about new supplies at the beginning of the "school" year isn't there!
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