Debunking the Evolution Myth

What I dislike so far with K12 program is our mandatory chapter about Evolution in the Life Science class. On the one hand its nice to be able to read about what evolutionists believe and spot their errors up front, but all the speculation gets tedious and rather insulting to Krishna, so to take a nice break we head for the Forbidden Archeology Museum  (click on the right where it says "Forbidden

What's New

Update

Wow!

Working with the K12 program

Stuff That's Working

Debunking the Evolution Myth 

What We're Doing This Year-2011-2012

Stuff That's Working

This is an ongoing post of ideas worth sharing:

STUDENT BLOG
Don't have an audience of friends or family when its time for him to give a speech in English class? Make a video recording. The fact that someone may watch it later on, especially if you set up a blog for family members and friends to view, causes him to take care in his presentation. It also gives the student a chance to view himself

Working With the K12 Program

Whenever I get some spare time I'll post here how working with the K12 program is going for us. Our temple GBC has also been asking me about it, so I want to write down stuff that I may forget over time.

First off, the best thing is the PRESSURE to get stuff done. During all my other years of homeschooling, we didn't have that, and so other things always seemed to take precedence over our

Wow!

Update on the K12 curriculum. It just arrived in the mail today. I'd say there's like $500 worth of material on the table, and there's more to come for History and Art the second semester. All supplies are in excellent condition and came with absolutely no charge. Paid for courtesy of Uncle Sam.


I just have to tell others about this. If more devotees enroll, we can see more homeschool co-ops

update

Since we are back in the U.S.A., I am back to homeschooling. Life has been so busy I am willing to try out the public school curriculum put out by K12 in alliance with the current state we live in. The neat part is that it is all free of charge. Usability remains to be seen.Here's more info for ready made, free curriculum available in many states today:http://www.k12.com/

Homemade Fun

WITH CARDBOARD
Puzzles - Color a picture and glue it onto thin cardboard. Let dry with a weight on top to keep flat. Cut into squares to reassemble.

Elephant Toy
Draw an elephant, face forward, without a trunk on a piece of thin cardboard. Color.
Make a hole where trunk begins and insert finger there.Variation: an apple with a "worm".



The Divine Couple Hemitroupe (meeting and separation)
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