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A day at Logos School

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We continued to work on memorizing this…….

We painted these…..

We had P.E.–in the pool!
We debated over whether to choose this…..
or this for Taylor’s senior picture……(you can help us by voting 1 or 2)  I like 2 (below) better!
We memorized this……(it’s part of our Bible/History catechism)
and painted these…..
and put the finishing touches on these adorable puppets…..
and did I say swim?…….
then the girls jumped in the tub before ballet…..
and lest you wonder whether we’re homeschooling or unschooling ,  we also did math, spelling, handwriting, grammar,  history, reading,  bible, latin and a short home ec  session on how to properly crack an egg!  

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  1. Gina Williams says

    And I noticed that you posted this at 4:05am. See you don’t sleep…I vote on 2 as well. The slant to his head isn’t so noticeable. Great senoir pictures of Taylor’s.

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  2. edie+steve says

    Though I am the posterchild for ‘morning’ person, for some reason, this blogger clock thing is set on West Coast time and I can’t seem to change it. So, down with all the rumors that I don’t sleep. I just go through manic periods where I don’t sleep…and I need one of those soon so I can get more stuff done! And isn’t Taylor so handsome?! Love ya!

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  3. The Newbie says

    Wow! Nice job, you've been busy. I will have to steal your puppet & pumpkin idea, I needed some fun projects for the week. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

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  5. Queen to my 3 Boys says

    Love those puppets!!!

    Oh…picture number 2, hands down. What a handsome guy!

    Thanks for your comment on my blog. The one that said you couldn’t see it very well because the stripes went through the wording. I asked my ‘blog design lady’ and she said it should be fixed. If you could kindly tell me if she’s right…

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  6. Kelly says

    #2 😉 Is he off that electronic fast yet- I’ve been waiting for another post on his blog! Love the puppets! They turned out cute.

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  7. Liz says

    You are truly wonder woman! I’m impressed by anyone that homeschools, but you make it look so fun!

    I like picture #2, btw.

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  8. Sandy Toes says

    Wow..I am tired just reading it! What a fun packed day..your family is beautiful! Love the puppets and pumpkins so cute!
    -Sandy Toes

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  10. gina says

    I vote two! It grabbed my attention. It sounds like your homeschooling style mirrors your decorating style or vice versa. 🙂

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    Seeing the mix of heavy subjects like Latin and Bible catechism alongside something as hands-on as learning to crack an egg really highlights the balance required in a homeschooling curriculum. It’s easy to get bogged down in just the academics, but those practical life skills and creative outlets like painting puppets seem to keep the energy from getting too stagnant. I’ve always wondered how parents manage to keep that rhythm consistent without burning out, especially when transitioning between intense study and physical activities like swimming or ballet. I actually found a similar perspective on OrbitDash that complements this well regarding how structured routines can actually provide more freedom for creative play. It’s quite a feat to juggle senior year preparations with the daily grind of spelling and grammar for the younger ones. I’m leaning towards option 2 for the senior picture too—it has a much more timeless feel to it!

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    What a full and wonderful day! I love seeing the range of activities – from memorizing scripture to splashing in the pool! And those puppets are absolutely adorable. It looks like Taylor’s senior year is off to a fantastic start. As for the senior picture, I vote for #2! It seems to capture her personality beautifully. You are doing a wonderful job!

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    What a full and wonderful day at Logos School! It sounds like everyone is learning and growing so much. I especially love the mix of academic subjects with creative activities like painting and puppet-making. And swimming for P.E.? That’s fantastic! I’m also impressed with the home ec lesson – cracking an egg properly is a valuable skill. As for Taylor’s senior picture, I’m torn! But if I have to choose, I’ll go with option 2. It seems to capture a certain…something special. Keep up the great work!

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    The description of Taylor’s senior picture options – a difficult choice indeed! I leaned towards #2 myself, the lighting seemed more flattering. It’s fascinating how you weave so many subjects into a single day, from Latin to cracking an egg. It reminds me of how many different kinds of activities can engage young minds; I found a similar perspective on Halloween Puzzle Games that complements this well, highlighting the variety of challenges that keep people thinking. The swimming PE sounds like an absolute blast, a perfect way to break up the academic rigor. You’ve created a truly dynamic learning environment!

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    The variety of activities you packed into one day at Logos School is truly impressive! I loved seeing the mix of creative projects, like the painting and puppet-making, alongside the academic rigor of math, Latin, and the Bible/History catechism. It sounds like a very holistic approach to education. It made me think about how important it is to balance different kinds of learning, and how sometimes even playful activities can reinforce educational goals. For example, I found a similar perspective on Halloween Puzzle Games that complements this well, showing how engaging challenges can really sharpen problem-solving skills, much like your students are doing with their various lessons. And swimming for P.E.? That’s a fantastic idea!

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    That pool P.E. sounds like an amazing way to get through a hot day! It’s so interesting to see the blend of rigorous academics like Latin and catechism alongside creative pursuits like painting and puppet-making. It really highlights how a well-rounded education can encompass so much more than just traditional subjects. We’ve been working on capturing some special moments for our own family’s milestones, and I found a similar perspective on creating professional portraits at HeadshotAI that complements this well. Choosing a senior picture, as you’re doing for Taylor, is definitely a big decision! It’s clear you’re providing a rich and varied learning environment.

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    The description of your day at Logos School really brings to life the dynamic nature of homeschooling! I was particularly struck by how you weave together such a diverse array of activities, from memorizing catechism and painting to swimming and even a home economics lesson on cracking eggs. It makes me wonder how you manage to keep track of all the different subjects and creative pursuits. I found a similar perspective on Cursor Camp Guide that complements this well, discussing how different educational approaches can still be incredibly productive. It’s inspiring to see such a well-rounded approach to learning – it feels less like a rigid curriculum and more like a vibrant exploration of knowledge and skills.

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