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I received the message oil already started rubbing it on back and hips thank you for the sweet note u wrote as always ❤️ to you all
Boy I wish I had been home schooled. Part of my life I grew up in a country setting in PA and then due to lack of work my Dad moved us to suburbia in NJ. We all hated it! We were country kids thrown into a situation that in all honesty we never adapted to. As for socialization it did NOT help us in any way, in fact I believe it hindered us. The first day of school in suburbia someone said to my brother "you're from the sticks". That comment made him feel like such an outcast he went from a well rounded country kid to an extremely quiet kid. As for me, I never ever felt like I fit in, nor did my sister. Personally I think the education that you are providing your children learning sustainability goes far beyond what they would learn attending public school. Kudos to you both to what I believe is a great decision!
I'm from southern PA, born and raised hillbilly and proud of it. We were raised on how to live off the land and now teaching my children to do the same. We homeschool also.
@@lindseyw.8959 That's great! So much of what is focused on in public school we NEVER use. Survival, especially in today's world is paramount!!
I homeschooled my 3 children through graduation. My motto was to teach my children how to teach themselves so that they would have a life long desire to learn and know how to do it. We did a lot of the life skills that most kids are not taught.
You give your Children love and treat them like little people. That’s what gives them confidence Well Done 👏
Abeka has such a SOLID math program! I moved to other curriculum for science and history in highschool to be a bit less textbooky. The advantage of homeschooling is CHOOSING who your kids socialize with. They aren't stuck with the mean kids. I think that the real life ability to be comfoywith all ages, not just your own, is such a huge advantage to our kids!
I don't tend to comment very often on anyone's channel, but just wanted to say that I look daily for a video from yall because.....I enjoy them that much!! Love from another Kentuckian!
They post Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 😊
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
You should have a show on your herbal remedies. How you gather the ingredients and make the tinctures and salves. And what they are used for etc.
We use ACE. We love that the kids can grab it and get to work independently after I go over the lessons with them. When the lesson is done in each subject they are done for the day. Also love that they include tests.
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
I home-schooled with ABeka for the first 7 years, three daughters, and ABeka is the best if you are interested in true education. When they got to jr high, I went to Saxon mathematics due to the way they present algebra. I kept them in ABeka for the rest, esp science and history. My baby is 40 this year, all three went on to great careers, nurse, director in a gov. contractor company,, and police dept. Now they are 1. homesteader, 2. business owner,, 3 song-writer/singer. Success!
I watched your video on canning blueberries this morning. You really helped me do my very first canning of strawberry jam today. So excited to learn more from you.
We do Sonlight curriculum and bought it all used. It’s book heavy and takes half a day if you check all the boxes. We don’t follow the schedule we do read ahead. You can always just do whatever he is ready for! Let him go ahead if he’s ready!
We used Sonlight, too. Definitely one of my favorites.
I seldom comment on many channels, but I have to say I adore your channel.
You all are amazing people….love the variety of channel, Faith and Family, animals, gardening, COOKING AND CANNING and preserving, recipes….❤️
Wish I lived near you, I would be a regular customer at your little store ❤️
Your children are blessed to be able to learn the academic subjects, but also life skills that will benefit them even more throughout their life. The work ethic and values you are teaching them will never be taught in public schools. Farm and homestead life has always had to be flexible, and you seem to have your priorities straight. Even though this is your business, I appreciate that you bring valuable but fun content and look at the positive things and blessings in life. I wish you every success and happiness.
But what happens if they grow up not to continue on the farm business? I have an uncle who paid over $100k for his son to go to an Ivy League high school in California. Guess what? He’s graduating this month and will be a firefighter. Now all that money was not used to go to an Ivy League college. We just never know the direction our childcare will go in and that’s okay. I think it’s great to expose your kids to many different things in life.
Oh I definitely concur, your kids are very well rounded, friendly, social kids! At the butchering workshop, I loved how involved they were and genuinely wanted to be around everyone apart of the conversation. Whatever your doing, it’s working! You got some good kids there! ❤️
I'm loving the Granted Gardens shirt! It makes me smile with channels promote other channels. it's awesome that you all are such great friends too!
Charlotte Mason curriculum, which is based on the belief that your child is a real person with individual interests, and teaching is based around interests. I Also still use Abeka. I mix the two.
I burned myself today. Found out that I only THOUGHT I had burn cream in medical kit. Apparently I did not. Reminder to everyone to frequently check the medical kit
We use ACE = Accelerated Christian education. We've tried a bunch of different curriculums and always go back to ACE . They have online or workbooks. My son's preference is the workbooks. I like them because he can school himself and I will help as needed
Same here! Ace is our go-to every year. 🥰
Great Q&A! I agree homeschool works. Teaching life skills along with academics grows a well rounded citizen.
We use the Good and the beautiful and absolutely love it. But I know there is a lot out there you just have to find what works best for your kids!
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
Thank you for being so kind and so enjoyable to watch on a daily basis.
You are teaching them LIFE skills.....the most important things to know~!
I found y’all’s channel last week and I love you guys... I say I love you too when you sign off. As a second generation homeschooler momma I want to encourage you, whatever curriculum you use always remember it’s a tool in your hand and not your master. We too left Abeka video because I saw the same frustration with my kids that I had as high school homeschooler doing the Abeka videos. With that said Abeka as a curriculum is amazing. If he enjoys the Abeka math it’s a great base all the way through high school. It’s what I use. If your son loves math and is cruising through Abeka and would enjoy “more” math Saxon is another great spiral curriculum. Sounds like what you are doing is working for you. We also love to collect curriculum books so that when a curiosity arises about history science etc we have resources to dig in. Best of luck and look forward to following on your homesteading journey.
I like the idea of Raelyn being so close that she can learn from her lessons and Wyatt's if she wants to.
Big hugs and big love for you all!
Epic respect for everything you do.
Please ask if there is a way to keep your health/vision/dental insurance.
☮️💖🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦✝️🤜
P.S. I hope you have a backup plan for when shtf and UA-cam is no more, what will you do?
I admire your positivity 100% yet wonder if you have a plan B,C, and D?🤜✌️
K12 is a free public home school. Check it out, it's an on line school that was great for my daughter. It keeps children on track.
Y'ALL!!!❤❤❤ I am sooo falling head over heels for you!!! Please don't take that weirdly. Lol 😂 Y'all are seriously the sweetness to my days. I found your channel after I had back surgery and couldn't do anything but lay here and heal. I not only watch your new video's but I went all the way back to your first. Y'all have seriously come a long way forward. I also love that you live soo close, sorta, to me. I live in South Central MO and one day hope to actually visit your farm and store in person. I'm rambling now.😄 Keep up the wonderful work and keep those beautiful smiles on your faces. Much love ❤️
Wishing you a speedy recovery! Your so right this family has come so so far and they are absolutely amazing! Blessings from Western NC🙏💖
@@donnamays24 Thank you sooo sooo much!!!🥰
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
I think you all are living the dream, doing amazing with those kids and life. Keep up the great videos
Question? Why can’t you use the curriculum that works for each child? ❤️
Great question! For many individuals a one-stop-shop curriculum doesn't work. That's kind of one of the many joys of homeschooling, you can mix and match and pull from as many resources to fit a child's particular learning style.
Thank you , love the question and answer videos. 👍🏻😊
Im originally from Louisville but I moved here to Wa state with my husband 37 yrs ago.I really love watching your channel My husband and I recently processed our chickens 1st time we have Turkeys next . Plus have a garden. I really love this life. Plus we have Kune Kune Pigs .
Hi Stiver Family 🕊💕 Home Schooling is such a wonderful blessing for your family. I have seen a 100 year old 8th grade graduation test, far more advanced than today. I have a friend with an IQ of 167 he was bored in school and did not do well. The man is brilliant. I have noticed that UA-cam has picked up advertisements which is great.
I just made watermelon rind pickles. Blessings your way!💖
Loved watching this! Answered good questions! Didn’t know Jet lived in basement! Close families are awesome!
Absolutely love you guys and your videos. I could sit and watch your videos all day long. Here’s to a good week for you and yours!♥️
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
Newbie here! When you store dry beans in jars do you do anything to them to prep them? Or do you just pour them in and seal them? Love your videos! I am trying to go back and watch them all!
I don't have a You Tube page, but I have a couple of Facebook pages (didn't know if you would want me to mention them here or not); it never ceases to amaze me, no matter how many times I stress this is me and what I do; you don't have to do it; use your own judgement, well meaning people will sometimes have a hissy fit, bad mouthing me! Bless their hearts. If I got or learned nothing else from the c___d emergency, I learned to walk away from conflict. Power and prayers to y'all.
Shout out from Texas!! Love watching your videos!!! Can't wait to see your harvest!! So happy to see ya'll settled into your new farm!! Ya'll inspired me to start my own garden!! My jalapeños are jamming! Note to self, one plant is enough! Goes in hot and comes out fighting! Lol! Egg plant has done well for me. I could go on and on. Thank you for the inspiration to get off my behind and handle my business. God bless!!!!!
We used Abeka and Bob Jones for our 3 kids. We liked the combination. Also making sure our kids were exposed to many things helps them see what they might be interested in. Lots of 4-H, Softball, field trips to museums, planetarium, concerts and church.
I was homeschooled and we used Math It at the elementary level. I feel very confident with the foundation this program gave me and it was a fun challenge. I still remember how much I enjoyed it at 35.
So glad I am not the only one who never knows what we are really doing for home school! We used Khan this past year for most of it. It is hit or miss for us. We are in AL and we are allowed to do whatever we want for schoolwork. We do traditional reading and math lessons. We do science outside! Between gardens, greenhouse, animals, with preserving and cooking we have that covered and then some!!! Our daughter is well socialized as well. Just ideas for some: ours goes to church regular(her choice), pageants (yes she wins money!), and 4-H. She has made many life long friends across the US. Husband is home with her during day. We have small engine business. We do schoolwork at night. ~Billie-Jo and Paisley
Love you guys.... ❤ thanks for being real.
My kids are grown, and often ponder how I would have done it differently and one thing I would do is contact a local college and high tutors to come in once a week--someone well rounded, or even a "coder" for Wyatt or an art major for RayRay.
Hi Guys - Bobbi Caton here, Homeschool mom from way back :) I started with Abeka ( this was over 30 yrs ago :) ) I supplemented with life skills, recipes are awesome for reading, math and comprehension. My children are all OK! My son is 46 and is in law enforcement. one daughter is 43 the mother of 11 (all natural) and homeschools her children and the baby is 42 and a medical assistant - They have all done well but I will say it takes a village. My dad was a teacher and did my testing (required in our state) there were other people that helped too. I found a retired music teacher that did a class for our children and others and they were able to learn an instrument. I took my children to businesses they had interested in maybe becoming, like a veterinarian. There are so many things you can do without just doing book work - hands on is great! You are doing a great job keep it up!
God Bless you
You are also teaching your children life skills and survival skills, in today's world they need that more than anything.
Would you please consider a talk on fermentation? Love you two with the big smiles and positive attitude.,. keep inspiring us 💕
I watch a lot of the homesteading couples and your children are very advanced for what I have seen the home-schooled children that I watch and their diction is awesome.
I am so blessed to have been able to help homeschool my two granddaughters. My daughter-in-law chose the curriculum, so I can't help you there but both girls had individual lessons because of their learning styles. I was their teacher 3 days a wekk and my DIL was for two days a week. There were homeschool group activities that we could participate in for socializing. We even had graduation and prom events. Social interaction in regular school is not what people think it is. This is the greater part of being bullied, teased relentlessly, and learning things you personally object to. School should be about learning and not indoctrination. Many teachers subject their students to ideas and expect the students to accept these ideas as fact. Children should not have to grapple with the opinions of adults that differ from family values. I am wholeheartedly for homeschool learning because it allows the children freedom to express their ideas in a safe environment where there isn't criticism from peers and adults. I applaud you for the hard work you do and in teaching your children family values through love and understanding.
I just bought raspberry leaf & nettle tinctures 🙂
I appreciate your honesty. I think you guys have a wonderful thing going on and more people wish they had that to you have what i.like to call clean living has to make for a healthier and mind body and soul 😊
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
Loved the Q&A! We are on our 8th year of homeschooling. We lean more towards unschooling. We started with Abeka, we've used many different curriculums since then. Abeka is a great foundation. We are using MathUSee. I really like it. When anyone asks us about socialization, I've learned to bite my tongue lol. I now say not all socialization is good socialization and I prefer to be able to give my kids guidance when it comes to that. Keep doing what you're doing! Y'all are doing great and such an inspiration.
Praying you can make homesteading your full time job. Any time spent with family is time well spent.
Great video! You two are amazing people and I am so excited that Zach is going to be able to work the farm full time soon. I will keep you all in my prayers that all goes well and we know God will be with you on your incredible journey.
One thing I keep on my table right beside the salt and pepper is what I call my dried salad. I dehydrate a lot of stuff, especially wild greens. I also dehydrate any bits of lettuces that have seen better days, but are still good. Celery tops, outside cabbage leaves, kale, greens of any kind, especially the ones that would go to waste. I DO NOT add in oniony things for this! When they are bone dry, I grind them as fine as I can. I store them in a recycled parmesan cheese jar, so I can keep it as air tight s possible. I sprinkle a little of this on literally everything I eat, even dessert. If it sets on something a while, it will start rehydrating and you can start to taste it. If it's only sprinkled on at the last minute, there is zero taste and no mouth feel, even on ice cream! It rehydrates and digests as it travels through your gut gifting me with loads of good vitamins and minerals.
I would love for you to talk about all the hoops you had to jump threw to open your store and cottages rules.
Hello Belinda how are you doing?
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
We use complete curriculum for 1-6 spectrum for 7 and 8 and acellus for high school
I’m so glad to see y’all have your compound back!!
Show all the animals!!
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends??
I really enjoyed this Friday talk...I'm not a 'homesteader' (too old now, and missed my shot 50 years ago as a uppity city girl, when I decided to divorce my then 'farmer' husband...ah, hindsight!), but I digress. I watch several homestead family video channels and Stiver's Homestead is always at the top of my list. Why? Because the melancholy state of mind it puts me in when I'm watching, but mostly because it gives me such great hope for the future of our country. If we didn't have families like Zach & Jen's, Justin & Rebecca Rhodes, Deep South Homestead, Living Traditions Homestead, Simple Living Alaska, the Fit Farmer and many others, I shudder to think of how any of us will learn to manage if things ever really go farther south, so-to-speak.
I've never been a fan of 'reality TV' because there's always something so fake that comes through in the dialog (much of which is scripted). But watching the reality of daily farm life, from milking the goats or the cow, to planting the garden and canning in the kitchen (or outdoors), is so satisfying and entertaining. Most of the peopleI watch have a way of drawing the viewer in, and as for me, it almost feels as if I'm a distant member of the family...and, as a grandmother, and now, having watched for the past several years, I'm finding it to be so cool to watch the children grow up in what I consider the most ideal environment and circumstance.
Allowing good people to profit from UA-cam is a great thing and I hope it continues on for a long time to come.
Keep doing what you do. Awesome 👌
I didn’t know “unschoolers” was a thing lol. I’m old, my 4th and youngest child is a senior now. I so wish I had homeschooled all my kids, or at least any of my kids… though I have to say, the past few years really have been mostly homeschool. I am encouraging all my babies to homeschool their babies, we’ll see. Kudos to y’all.
Love yal so much. It's like visiting family.
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
I'd like to get some comfrey starts, or seeds, I so want to grow comfrey. I love your Salvem
I work with an online school, and I have found that students who are home schooled or works online, are more advanced than others. That's amazing with Wyatt. I love that he gets real life skills. That will work Im his favor.
My biggest regret is not homeschooling sooner. We use different pieces & parts of curriculum & make our own. That's the great thing about homeschool. We are loving IEW for language arts. The Key To math series is awesome also... very straightforward. Kinda old school. 😀
I absolutely love your family and your channel. Check everyday for new content. I am originally from West Tennessee but living in Manitoba Canada for 25 years. Grew up on a homestead in TN and now homestead on 30 acres here with my husband, so I can relate to some of the struggles and joys you have. Keep on being you because we all love you!
I highly recommend looking into power homeschool (or Acellus if you want something accredited, same curriculum) it’s SO good! They have robotics, engineering, etc. The kids love it so much. We totally recommend it. My daughter is advanced (4th grade) and you have total control of picking classes. My high schoolers also love it. They will all graduate early, which is awesome. We love that it’s small chunks, with the best online teachers. And it’s relatively hands off. I’m there to monitor, help when needed, but the kids really absorb the information, so they rarely need help. This school is totally self paced and my kids started at the end of September and they were done for the year in March, working like 4 hrs at most per day. They took mental health days, vacations, etc… as well.
Public school is so bad now. The kids’ day is full of bullying, and social distractions. Homeschooling is just so much better. My oldest is in college and he was in public school. He wishes he had been homeschool, lol. Anyway, definitely look into it! -Sara
I homeschooled my kids back in the 80s. I loved it. I would write down weekly assignments and the kids could work at their pace. I used several curriculums and got involved with Christian homeschoolers and we did field trips as well as a day when we had a recreational director and the parents were able to discuss ideas about how to teach subjects. Loved it. Kids are more rounded who are homeschooled.
🥰🥰🥰. Thank you Zac & Jen!
We are seniors that are moving to north east Kentucky next weekend.🤗
So glad you are doing so good at your new place!
My Mom made canned meat as I grew up. When I was married, and as a young mother, I took her meat jars with us on camping trips. Along with sides, the meat and juices were so good when no storage available.my meat canned isn’t quite the same flavor. I don’t know why unless she seasoned it differently😢. But my jams are good. My plan with the garden this year is to can much more and the trend to keeping up because store shelves and costs being awful seems smart.
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
I wish you had time to make more of these videos. Love the Q's and A's. What I love most is the way you both interact with each other. The warm looks given.
Family is everything.
I don't tend to comment very often on anyone's channel, but just wanted to say that I look daily for a video from yall because.....I enjoy them that much!!
I homeschooled both my kids. They didn't learn the same way. I would keep him on Abeka since he does well with it. I was told it is more advanced so switching might cause problems. One of mine did good with curriculums but my daughter is a visual learner and did better with hands on schooling.
I love you guys, have a great day and weekend. God bless from the DeMaso family.
My grand children are home schooling with CCA and they love it. They told me it was so relaxing to home school.
So no more bnb or are you going to build a small house 🤔 love this video so much information 🤷♀️🤗❤️💯
About a month ago my son and I went to Corbin, Kentucky.
Hi Jen & Zack, I am very thankful for your videos. I taught school in a small Christian school for 5 years and loved it! What I learned was that what you plan to do on any given day in the best case scenario is anywhere from 50-75% planned and the other is life learning at it’s best! We used ABEKA and Bob Jones curriculum. The projects we did were inspired by what motivated the kids to want to learn and dig deeper! My first year one girl who was in 4H she brought her Murray McMurray catalog to school and shared about all the different breeds of chickens she was interested in and why! When I shared with a friend that I was considering hatching eggs for the kids to experience she said she had an incubator and would I like to borrow it! A farmer who I asked if if his eggs were fertile donated the eggs, my dear friend the “Chicken Lady” came in to show us how to candle the eggs. She was shocked to see we had so many “good eggs”! We were blessed to hatch 95% of the eggs right in the classroom! What fun we had! The kids named them and I took them home! I have loved chickens ever since! We did a lot of food based projects as well and it was a blessing for us all! I pray more parents do what you are doing and learn right along with their children! At 63 I very much consider myself a life-long learner, my dad was and lived a content life for 96 years! God bless your family, your plans for the future and looking forward to watching it all unfold before my eyes! 🥹🥲🤣😆🤪🥰 keep up the good work! 🙏💖🙏
Our family uses Master Books curriculum and we love it! It is very “open and go”, so I don’t have to do any prep before the school day. Also, we are able to finish in just a couple of hours and the kids can spend the rest of their day learning through play!
I'm curious , do you use a farrier or do all the hooves yourself ? Have a visiting vet ? Just some questions for next time.
I wish I could have home schooled my babies. I can see the difference in my homeschooled grands & the public school grands.
Video suggestion: Haircuts on the Homestead. @Jen I would love to see how you cut the families hair and trim your own hair. I realize it’s a skill that takes practice but I’m afraid to try and then have to shave all of our heads bald lol!
I have loved Sonlight curriculum. It can be pricey, but one core can be used for multiple grades, so you can use it for both kids. It has a lot of reading using 'living books'. Instead of dry history school texts kids read a lot of historical fiction. They use this approach for subjects like science, too. It is a Charlotte Mason ish approach that encourages love of learning. We used teaching textbooks for math. The program teaches them the lesson and the practice problems have explanations for each problem if needed. I have a 17 year old that just graduated and a soon to be 14 year old. We've used multiple curriculum over the years but Sonlight has been my favorite.
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
I homeschooled our 4 kids and we started with Abeka as well but soon found the amount of busy work was just to much. After that we mixed and matched. We did unit studies a lot.. with those you can teach both your kids at the same time and then add math and English grade appropriate for them.
I love your channel!!! You both have the most friendly, beautiful big smiles! I want to shop from your sites. Thanks for working so hard! Xo
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
I always wondered who Jed was. Now I know, lol. This Q&A was a great idea.
I absolutely looove u two...u can feel the deep love and respect u have for each other and ur family and what u do...but mostly each other!!!...ur faces beam with happiness...i love it!!!...thank you for all you do and all the content u put together to help others learn how to be self sufficient...you are beautiful souls!!!💖
We use Sonlight, Math-u-See, and Masterbooks English.
You may look into School of Tomorrow as a supplement. It's Christian based. My twins are 47 now but we were over seas and that's what I did. It's easy but complete. I used it to accent Abeca for a more complete course.
I think you both are just awesome! Because of you both I have been able to start my own homestead 3 years ago with the help of you putting it out there! Love you both! Thank you 😊
Home schooling is wonderful. If my kids was still small they would be home schooled
Love your channel and the time you both take to make it real. It's educational and personal in the true sense, pure honesty and on the level in addition to your fun personalities makes your channel enjoyable to watch.
Got my order placed, trying new tinctures this time. You all are so helpful and down home... looking forward to the day I get to drive over to the shop!
My oldest graduated 1997 after going to public school for about 4 or 5 years but before that it was private school using abeka. My youngest son went to public school about 2or3 years in maybe 4th - 6th the rest was.private school using abeka got his GED when he would've been in 10th. The professor that pretested him was surprised at things he knew when they were just sitting and talking. Even today he reads stuff that enlarges his knowledge and vocabulary.
A house tour? That might be a bit much, perhaps of the airbnb? Love ya'll!
You both are awesome. I do have a question 🤔 when do you get the fall round of meat chickens? Thank you
Hey love y’all channel, and love what y’all doing, I myself took the plunge and open our business tangle farms hand crafted here in north tx , hard work but never stop , again thank y’all so much , and you be home all time sooner than ya think!!! Remember what you said just jump in
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
I use Monarch which is online. But I am adding ACE to supplement my daughter’s learning.
Hello how are you doing? sorry for infringing on your profile, but I must say you have a wonderful profile and your post are worth reading...but so sad enough we're not friends Yet and I've been trying to send you a direct message but I don't know how to do that lol, so I don't know if we can be friends???
Schooling: stay flexible to best meet the needs of each child.
People are missing out on the superior double side dish-new green beans and baby squash.
Time4Learning and also Calvert seem to be good homeschool curriculum.