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Lazy Days of Summer #9


Summer ends for me when teachers come back to school.

I am busy handing out class lists, and talking to parents, and getting handbooks printed. School starting is always an exciting time for me. I remember getting new school clothes and school supplies and loving the smell of my crayons. My mom would mark all my stuff so I could be sure to know which things were mine. I don't think many parents do that any more. I still get new school clothes, school supplies and loving the smell of crayons.

Do homeschooling students have this same feeling? That school starts tomorrow and I am nervous about my studies? I would love to know. I wanted to homeschool Ashley but Bob didn't want to. In retrospect, it was a good idea not to homeschool Ashley. I could not have kept up with her!

How are the rest of you getting ready for the new school year?

Would you like to comment?

  1. I love back to school shopping....last year both K-Mart and Target had spiral notebooks for such a great price that I bought a huge stack...I doubt we need any this year. We will see. The kids and I do use a lot of them, though.

    I have two brand new large boxes of crayola crayons on my dresser. They will be brought out the first day the kids do a mapping exercise. Love it!

    We even buy new clothes with our weekly homeschool co-op in mind. That is fun too, but cheaper than planning to dress up five days a week.

    I begin back to school shopping for curriculum in June or July as I plan for the next school year as soon as the last one is done.

    Yep! We get excited too!!
    I love the "newness" of our books!

    I think we have a lot in common. More than most would think!

    Have a great day.
    Enjoy your new school year.
    The students will make you smile, I know!

    I am anxious to get to my co-op music classes and get that positive feedback from my 41 4/6th graders and 20 high schoolers.

    Becky K.

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  2. I mark all of my son's things with Mabel's Labels - love them! It's so much easier to track everything down when I pick him up at the end of the day!

    I still love to shop for back-to-school supplies...all of those notebooks, pencils, lunchboxes and such, bring back such fond memories!

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  3. Hi Terri! I still get excited when I walk into a store and see the "back to school" display! I love the smell of school supplies! I know, that's weird, but so did my son. There's nothing as neat as a brand new spiral notebook....and the possibilities of what will be written on its pages!

    My mom made all of my clothes, too...even a few winter coats. Dana

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  4. I heard from my nephew this morning that his wife, Teri, will have to undergo radical mastectomy in a few weeks. They discovered another mass under the original lump. She is now considered in Stage 2. My heart aches for both of you .... but I know both of you will overcome this with grace, dignity, courage and strength.

    I loved hearing about school beginning ... oh, I have such wonderful memories of sending my four out the door in early September.

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  5. I'm back to say that I posted a list of the benefits of soy...under the "store link".
    Thanks for the prompting...

    Becky

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  6. Xanti was home schooled and yes, she felt the excitement, too. They were on the Francis Howell schedule, which is year round. Kim worked for Francis Howell during a few of the years.

    Xanti is now in college, only the second time she's been in a classroom since she was 11. She was in a classroom, last summer, during photography school.

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