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Month: May 2008

Our Upcoming Week

Posted in Family, and Thoughts

I’ll be scarce around here for the next few weeks as we prepare for a special visitor. This special someone will be arriving sometime at the end of the week. We eagerly await a phone call to tell us when (day and time) to pick him up. He’ll only be around for a couple of weeks, so this time will be very precious. For now, Munchkin is working hard at completing this unit of schooling. We’re both diligently working at getting the house together. We’ve put up our Memorial Day decorations outside (flags, yellow ribbons, and patriotic ribbons) that will…

TOS SUMMER READING SPLASH!

Posted in Commercial Break

We’re kicking off the TOS Summer Reading Splash and would like to invite your family to participate! (This reading program is open to ANY homeschooled student – you do not have to be a TOS subscriber or a reader of our E-Newsletters in order for your children to participate.) As a matter of fact, we are so passionate about getting children to read, we’d love for you to share this information with EVERYONE you know! Please forward this e-mail to all your homeschooling friends and share the news about the Summer Reading Splash! Reading Goals We will be providing you…

Armed Forces Day

Posted in Holidays, and Military Life

President Harry S. Truman led the effort to establish a single holiday for citizens to come together and thank our military members for their patriotic service in support of our country. On August 31, 1949, Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson announced the creation of an Armed Forces Day to replace separate Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force Days. The single-day celebration stemmed from the unification of the Armed Forces under one department — the Department of Defense. To find out more about local event so celebrate Armed Forces Day, you can go here.

A Glimpse into Our Day

Posted in Homeschooling

The morning begins with me getting up and doing my devotions. It helps me start my day out on the right foot. Once Munchkin gets up, we eat breakfast. After breakfast, our school day begins. We don’t always have our lessons in the same location. Some days, we stay in bed and do the work. Other days, we head out to the living room and find a comfortable chair. My newest help is a rolling cart where I’m able to keep all our homeschooling items organized. It’s nice to be able to just roll it from room to room. Our…