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I'm a homeschooler! I'm not ashamed!!!!!!!!
+Jordan Ungeheuer Whoop Whoop!
I only relate to 7 of these and I'm hs
Alot of my friends know I home school and do not care.
yeah.... I used to do that when I younger and homeschooled.
Same, bro same.
If your ultimate dream is to meet your video-course teachers, you might be a homeschooler.
Yess!!
Abbey Linsky So true!!!!
Abbey Linsky yes!!! I do abeka academy and I really want to meet my teachers!
Gianna FF5 Sister I know! Last night at church, a woman was talking about her husband going to Florida and that he went to Pensacola, and I FREAKED out!
Abbey Linsky 😀
Love all of the Adventures in Oddessy references :P
Pierce Nichols yes!!
Same!
Love aio
Pierce Nichols yes!!!
The Magicians Nephew.
*whispers* "it makes the most sense that way"
When I first read the Narnia series I read in publication order: the lion, the witch and the wardrobe first. It was kind of confusing. Then I read in chronological order and everything became so much clearer and I understood much more of the timeline. The magician's nephew should definitely be read first.
Also, I have built an entire town out of legos, with which I still play. And age of empires! Love it!
everyone I know would always say things like "wait you have never seen Icarly" or "you've never seen Good luck Charlie" and I would respond with "I have seen every episode of curious George, Martha Speaks and veggietales "
Extended edition of LOTR all the way! So glad I'm homeschooled.
XD
The Magicians Nephew is supposed to be read first
+Amanda Kreger blasphemy!!! XD
Yes, yes it is.
YES!
Nah. It's the lion the witch and the wardrobe. C.S. Lewis wrote that one first.
YES YES IT IS
IF YOU PAY FOR EVERY PIECE OF TECH YOU GET
EthanRDoesMC I mean yeah, sounds about right
so much adventures of odessey!! totally yus
so many of these apply to me, but I'm not even homeschooled. weird.
Randomly HAHAHA!!!
I'm a homeschooler and only about 1/3 of these apply to me. My friend calls me a "public Homeschooler" lol
COME JOIN US!!!!! We have cookies 😊
My family has a fifteen passenger van!!!!!!!!!!
unfortunately mom and dad wouldn't let me put bumper stickers on it.
I won a spelling bee, AT LEAST 75% of my favorite movies are musicals, I know what a 4H club is (and I'm actually in one), I built a town out of Legos, I learned how to type with Mavis Beacon, I finished both videos, and I'm not homeschooled!
audrey k SAXON
settlement in settlers of catan
pro-life stickers on 12 passenger van
classroom = bedroom
75% of favorite movies are musicals
lego town
if I've finished 2 of these videos ;)
these are the tops for me
You are a brave and well prepared human being. Abeka has helped me stay FAR FAR FAAAAR ahead of other people in college. It may be hard now, but it pays off ten-fold. I promise you.
IF YOU WATCH TOO MANY TED TALK VIDEOS
IF YOU'VE MOVED (BUT ONLY ONCE)
I moved twice, but we moved from one place, to a second, then back to the first. Same house too, we'd been renting to to someone.
@@rebekahw.8990 A little, but hey, I'm really familar with this house!
Abecca vs. Saxon... all the time. xD
Oh my word!!!! Where is Carmen San Diego and age of empires!!!! How did you know?!
I wasn't even allowed to watch the magic school bus. Beat that.
Bro, I didn't allow MYSELF to watch it. Beat THAT.
Oh dear.. I am definitely a homeschooler.... xD
Oh. My. Gosh. I can relate to 95% of those statements... I'm afraid to watch the rest. (And the Magicians Nephew should totally be read first, and I kick my brother's butt at Age of Empires. Just saying) Go Homeschoolers!
Haha Homeschooler x) and The Last Battle.
I'm like 75% of these. Hahaha
HAHAHA!!! I am a Homeschooler too! :D
Really?! How long?
I'm homeschooled!!!
I'm in 4-h, show rabbits at the fair, and go to 4-h camp every year.
GO HOMESCHOOLERS!!!!
Completely, purely true! This was my life for my beginning 10 years. I still remember it fondly.
Oh yes I could definitely be a homeschooler.
I was a homeschooler....
and I have no idea what the fuck half the things are they're talking about mean!
I am a homeschooler and suck at spelling
There are 3 types of homeschoolers. #1-those who homeschool out of moral and religious convictions. #2-those who merely see the academic advantages. #3-those who HAVE to because the system has failed their child, who is now a problem. Perhaps this video should be titled "You might be a Christian homeschooler if..."
You might be a home schooler if you take your spare time and learn a second language fluently.
1:31 Yup I've only seen the extended versions hehehehehe
Hahaha-Carmen in a cowboy outfit, totes Saxon, scrabble, and definitely "Magicians Nephew" is the 1st book!!
hehe he some of these
so true! Im a homeschooler. Ur not allowed to date but if that person intends to marry u, u can court her all you want !
I'm 29 now and I was homeschooled my entire schooling life. I said yes to everything :-) now I'm a mother of six and we're starting our journey into the mystical land of homeschooling. Thank you for the laugh!
I'm rewatching all of these and I've realized, these also fit with having a parent who is/was a teacher.
0:59 ...That did it. Right there. Oh the nostalgia...
I still have Mavis beacon on my computer 😂😂
As a homeschooler,my local 4H club president,and Jesus loving dude I appreciate these videos. God bless y’all!
I had 2 butter cream gang movies. And all hail mavis beacon! Yep, i was homeschooled for 7.5 years. I loved telling my public school friends that i grew up without tv.
I am sitting at college not stressed about papers or tests because of the speed of A beka. If you can keep up, you can stay ahead of the people who went to public school. A beka from K-8 and tough private high school helped me sooooo much.
Obviously you read them in chronological order! If you read them by publication date you'll get so confused when you get to The Last Battle! And why would you miss out on reading The Magician's Nephew?? It's so good!
I got a day off school once when my mother was sick and I'm not actually homeschooled...
LOL! I was homeschooled through elementary and junior high (out of necessity), and sooooo many of these hit home!
My Abeca diploma is framed above the piano in my kitchen.
And I gave my super nintendo to my cousin a few years ago,
and I've played SO much Age of Empires,
and the list goes on...
I was homeschooled, and thankfully so. Now in 1st year University.
A lot of these (from all the "Homeschooler Ifs") applied to me way before we started homeschooling....
I was a semi-sheltered-youth-minister's-kid-previously-public-schooler
I HAVE LITTERALLY WON the excellence, challenge, AND timothy award and Connie, Eugene & every thing is so true for my family XD
Because "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" was the very first novel of the Narnia Series. It might not make sense in the chronological timeline of Narnia, but it's one of those moments where you can read the "Magician's Nephew" second and go, "ohhhhh, so THAT'S why this happened."
On Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe comes first. Because it came out first and you might not understand in The Magicians Nephew if you don't read them in the order they were published - or, at least, it won't be as awesome to read.
Another AWESOME video. Most of those things aplied to me and I homeschooled. Thanks Jordan, Kelly, and Josh. Great video.
Connie and Eugene, Jimmy Barclay, McGee and Me, Buttercream Gang, Satan Bite the Dust, Mavis Beacon...Jeez, you guys are accurate!
I can't believe you mentioned almost everything I did when homeschooled...yes I still listen to Adventures in Odyssey, learned typing with Mavis Beacon, and used ABeka! :)
Too funny!
I can relate to most of these and I'm STILL not a homeschooled....TAKE ME WOTH YOU
My Social Studies teacher taught some of us about Settlers of Katan, it was great!
LOLOLOL That one about not being allowed to dating unless he intends on marrying you killed me! LMAO!
The Magician's Nephew should TOTALLY be the first book in the Narnia series... That's a no-brainer!!
If you've crocheted more than one afghan....
If you know what a tincture is....
If you've memorized more than 50 Minecraft recipes.... YOU might be a homeschooler!
I'm a homeschooler, most applied to me, and at the part with the prolife stickers on the 15 passenger van, I tried to find the cameras... Go homeschoolers!
The lion the witch and the wardrobe was written first. Lewis tried with the Magicians nephew and couldn’t get it to flow, so he started in the middle of the series. 😂 and yes I’m homeschooled
I am homeschooled, and my sister and I are such LOTR nerds! We quote it at the most random times!
It's cool to read Magician's Nephew and get excited about all the little backstory stuff. Which wouldn't be that exciting if you read it first.
Minus the siblings and actually having more than PBS and MSNBC (sometimes) on the TV, this was pretty accurate. I'd forgotten about a lot of the learning things I use to use.
I only homeschooled for two years. Mavis Beacon was just my Christian school's IT teacher being lazy. Adventures In Odyssey was my mom's babysitter and Karman was the videotape method of instilling the fear of God in us.
I can't believe he mentioned Mavis Beacon! XD
The grocery one was my favorite, mainly because I just had to use the number pad. I was not a very good typist.
A settlement in Catan costs a wheat, a wood, a sheep, and a brick
1: Sick mom=day off!
3: Read the first one first. Start with creation!
7:
I've watched some of the later videos in this series and only now am I going back to see the beginning.
HAHAHAHAHA!! I can't believe they made a Buttercream Gang reference! I love that movie! Thanks Jordan, you just made my day. :)
Oh I goodness, I thought I was alone. I LOVE YOU GUYS NOW.
Yep, I've been homeschooled!
Let's see, well, on days where my mom was sick, my dad kinda slowed down on school work, it was kinda random how it went on days where the parents were sick.
I didn't even hear about the Christian flag until my sister and I got out of homeschooling and went to school during my 6th and 7th grade years at a Christian school. LOL
Funny story, my mom read about half of The Magician's Nephew to us when we were very young, and then for a book report for my 7th grade reading class, I read it all the way through. That was the first Narnia book I was ever introduced to, and I got even more adamant about reading that one first once I found out it was a prequel to The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, 'nuff said for me. To date, it's still my favorite Narnia book, one of my favorite books in general, actually. :D Yes, I've really nerded out on this one. XD
During our homeschooling years, we didn't have much contact with too many other kids in general, but this one can get a pass, though, in our cases we were way too young to consider dating anyway. XD
Yes, my classroom WAS my bedroom. And an old wooden bookshelf where I sat next to a lamp that got my face really overheated if I sat there too long. LOL
Yeah, I watched a lot of musicals, as in almost every single Disney movie (at the time), and a select few others, like Wizard of Oz, Bye Bye Birdie, Calamity Jane, and a few others that I probably can't remember right now. XD
Yeah, I can be pretty good at spelling, I've had a lot of people come to me to help them spell many words. LOL But it wasn't Scrabble, it was several spelling books we got in homeschooling, and just in general, as a writer, I tend to want to pay close attention to spelling and grammar and things of that nature anyway. :P
Well, when I was in 7th grade, my sister and I were a few years out of homeschooling by then, but we did get a handheld Nintendo player for Christmas, we got a few Star Wars games on it, that was awesome! :D
Nope, we were made to believe for the longest time that public school was the devil, and oddly enough, we never really watched too many things on TV where they had school buses in them, so no, no real contact with school buses in general. XD
No, my parents were not at any of my dances or proms, and none of us complained. LOL
"You might be a homeschooler if you watched The Price is Right for breakfast"? MIND OFFICIALLY BLOWN!!! That's EXACTLY what we watched for a lot of our mornings! That's hilarious! XDDD
When I was little, we did go to a park once in a while in Carson City, that was so much fun! :D
No, we didn't build an entire town out of Legos, we had Lincoln Logs! They provided housing to many a plastic figurine in our toys for a long time, and my sister and I even included furniture (where we could get it) and beds out of various materials. I'd like to think that our toys had many comforts of home. LOL
Hmm, no, I'd like to think I was pretty comfortable with being honest, most of the time, with my friends about how many shows I wasn't allowed to watch, not too much trouble in that department.
Mavis Beacon?!? Ohhhhhh my gosh, I am well acquainted with Mavis Beacon! But she wasn't the one who taught me how to type, I just doodled around on it. LOL We got that game back when my family got our first computer (but with very slow internet). But Mavis Beacon was fun, for what it was worth. I learned how to type in my junior year of high school, the teacher liked my typing assignments so much that he said he'd use them for future examples for other students. Shout out to Mr. Frasier, thank you for the confidence boosts! :D
Oh my gosh, first Price is Right, then Mavis Beacon, and now TV Land? Why do I get the feeling Blimey Cow has been stalking me? LOL Just kidding. But yes, we did watch a lot of TV Land, mainly Leave It to Beaver and Hogan's Heroes. :D
Yep, definitely homeschooled. :P
It's weird how I never was home schooled and yet many of these things describe me... Same with the first one, too!
Dude with all these you might be a homeschooler episodes you blow my mind because I'm homeschooled :D
So much "yes" to Carman's "bite the dust" reference ...and I'm not even home schooled. :D
I love all the refrences! I love where in the world is carmin sandiego!
I was homeschooled and never had all this stuff. I couldn't relate to any of this 😂
The Magician's Nephew is the first! I never got the Timothy Award but I was in AWANA
Dude, 100% of my favorite movies are musicals! Not even kidding.
you might be a homeschooler if you never had any dances or Proms and not feel left out about it.
you might be a homeschooler if your favorite time of the year is back to school.
you might be a homeschooler if you have more than one class pet.
you might be a homeschooler if you school mascot is your pet.
you might be a homeschooler if it feels weird to wear a backpack.
you might be a homeschooler if your favorite book is a classic.
you might be a homeschooler if you can add to this list.
LOL! "You're not allowed to date, but if that boy intends to marry you. Then you can court him all day!."
RU-FI-O! RU-FI-O!! I love how I know and can relate to practically EVERY single one of these!!!
RU-FI-O, RU-FI-O, RU-FI-OOHHH!!!
Settlers of Catan!
I love you guys :) I'm a public highschool student and have watched both of the "You might be a homeschooler if..." videos... Numerous times :)
Settlers of Catan! BEST game EVER! A settlement costs one sheep, one wheat, one wood, and one brick, right? Whereas the upgrade from settlement to city is 3 wheat and 2 metal ore, a road segment is one brick and one wood, and a development card is one sheep, one wheat, and one ore. Ha! ...And no, I wasn't homeschooled...
Playing hide and go seek in a barn--my favorite 4H memory.
Every single Adventures in Odyssey reference is so incredibly spot on. I'm still bitter about Eugene and Connie..... Also, I did have a crush on Jimmy Barclay even though I never even knew what he looked like.
I always thought Connie and Eugene would! But then Katrina came outta no where! (Btw, not homeschooled tho!)
spoiler alert wooton and penny get married
The kids in our church formed our own version of the Buttercream Gang. We soooo wanted to be them.
Hey. I went to public school. What's sad is that nearly all of these pertain to me. Especially the 15 passenger van one. Both of my parents had them.
The Pledge of Allegiance is so weird, and I'm American.... I didn't hardly know what it was until I had to do part of second grade in a 'regular' school.
Oh my gosh the Timothy Award XDXD Dang I worked my butt off for that one XD
I'm not home schooled but I still got the " ru-fi-oooo!!!!) reference! I love that move
Mavis beacon! Hilarious! I forgot all about that. That was the only way I was allowed on the computer. I was a senior before I was allowed on the Internet and that is only because the dual enrollment class I was taking at a local college required it. No exaggeration! lol
I was home schooled for the first 15 years of my life, and the first one was actually the only one that fit my experience :P
So many AIO references I love it
I love AIO
Oh my gosh! We do Teaching Textbooks too! (And Abeka, when we were young)...
You had me at Connie and Eugene, and Age of Empires. I think Jordan has psychic powers...
This is so true it's scary!!! I relate to about 90% of this! I was homeschooled for 10 years before going to public school for 11th and 12th grade. Wow. Wow. Wow.
I'm a homeschooler... And the only thing on that video that applied to me was the fact that I've watched two of the homeschooler videos..
Love this especially the Abekah vs Saxon because I did both
Abeka! I learned more about the Old Testament in the 8th grade than ever in my life!
Who wishes Connie and Eugene had gotten married!?!?!! Eugene and Katrina forever lol
Love rewatching these videos! XD
ALL the Odyssey references! xD
And I still have my Timothy Award.
Settlers of Catan... Check!
Theme parks... Check!
Legos... Check!
Yes! I am a Home Schooler!