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Tag Archives: homeschooling
Making up grades
People like to categorize other people. They can look and (usually) know the classification we seem to feel is most important–gender–and we can sort of guess the age, and, therefore, if we care, a child’s school grade level. As my … Continue reading
Sailing lessons
“Share your passions with your children,” a wise homeschooler once advised me. Over the years, I tried sharing my interests with my daughters, who are now 17 and 14. I exposed them in varying degrees to horseback riding, canoeing, genealogy … Continue reading
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Tagged Chesapeake Bay, homeschooling, Lightship Chesapeake, Potomac River
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