Homeschoolers are Unique

Homeschooling is the Greatest Show on Earth

We have very strict dress codes.

Integrating schoolwork into the day is a balancing act.

We learn about science by scaring the neighbors,

from Dads who drop watermelons

and water balloons off the roof to demonstrate gravity.

We study nature up close.

We spend lots of time at the kitchen table,

where little brothers learn from big brothers.

We play with legos and call it science.

We keep weird things in jars.

We learn from living books.

We are the rocket-scientists of tomorrow.

We discover great things about the world.

We take our pets to school with us,

and they teach us as much as we teach them.

Our classroom is air-conditioned.

We like to travel.

We aren’t afraid to try new things.

We study history by going there.

We learn by doing.

We start reading at very young ages,

and we color-coordinate our outfits to our books.

Yearbook Photos

Most dramatic

Most likely to succeed

 

Teacher’s pet

 

 

 

Cutest

 

Over achiever

 

Class clown

We collaborate on projects.

We study architecture.

We learn by doing.

The world is our classroom.

Our brothers are out best friends.

Our time at home is time well-spent.

This post is linked to the Not-Back-To-School Blog Hop at Home Educating Family. Click here to check out how the other HEDUA review team members’ homeschools are unique.