- Monday: Well I don't have much to report this week. We had mostly half days of school. On Monday I had, what some would call, a nervous breakdown! I've been fighting a moth infestation in my house for a couple of months, and I finally surrendered in anguish and tears. When the exterminator walked through the door, let's just say I might have mistaken him for an angel, so great was my elation!!
- Tuesday: We had our co op. Trying to get 6 kids out of the door and to co op by 10:00 feels like an Olympic event. What on earth would I do if they had to be at school as early as 7? I'm too lazy to send my kids to public school! After co-op we ate and then did, reading, math, and Spanish. Then I took the kids to soccer practice
- Wednesday: Our only full day this week. We did Geography. I have finished teaching all the countries in South and Central America, and I introduced Africa today. Our goal is to learn the name and locations of all the countries in the world. They take practice quizzes here. Kyle and Kaden are at 100%. Peyton and Kason are at about 80% Kendal knows all the names, just not all their exact locations. They also named the states on the southern border of the United States, and all the states on northern border of the United States. We watched a documentary of Netflix called Wildest Latin America. Kaden and Peyton did typing. All kids did their reading and Math. Kyle wrote his current event.
- Thursday: I had appointments all day. The kids had fall cleaning with daddy. They cleaned fireplace bricks, windows, blinds, floors, walls, etc. One of my appointments was to meet with an educational therapist about how to increase intelligence. My twins are "borderline". I was interested in what their program could to to help increase their cognition. But with the price tag hovering around $800 a month, that program is out of the question! We went out to lunch as a family and took my MIL to the doctor.
- Friday: Today was a full day of school
- We didn't do our science and history memory work this week.
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