Our official school doesn’t start in Oregon until after Labor Day – but to play along, I’ll show you what are learning areas look like this evening. I moved one small box to it’s home, but other than that – this is what it looks like at the end of a weekend.
Kid on a computer, Mom on a laptop, Monopoly on its 3rd day, Nerf Gun, Paint ball mask, Katana, Swim Trunks, Sweatshirts, 3 air soft pistols, swim noodle, wetsuits, life jackets, water bottles, and Life Jackets.
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Most of our ‘seat work’ is done here in the dining room. The Red Room is more to store our resources – and I use it for my planning desk.
Right now, I have a bunch of books to learn about Ocean Education for our Tigersharks 4H Surf Club – Lots to learn and plan!
+Angie Wright
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I love the way your learning area is so “visited” and has an “over the years feel”. I mean that in the most admired way because as a military spouse, I have had 11 different homeschool areas in about 13 years of homeschooling….you never get to feel the experience and the history of the room. Even though my homeschool is old , wise, and experienced…it still feels new. There are pluses and minuses to that I guess. I really enjoyed the pictures of your homeschool room Angie!
Oooo. I love ‘centers’ for learning!
Your dining table looks a lot like mine, not just after a weekend but all the time! At the moment we have a butterfly net, water bottles from yesterday’s walk, library books, two dinosaur diaramas, and a stack of mail that I’ve been ignoring for a week! 🙂
Sounds like your family has lots of fun together! I love how your puppy dog is smiling and posing for the photo!
4H surf club sounds awesome! Don’t think we could do that around here! 😉 Have a great year learning together!
Haha! That is a familiar scene, but I wasn’t as brave as you. Perhaps a photo after we are at work for a week, is in order. There are times we can’t tell that we have a table.