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Monday, June 10, 2013

interviews

Kelli-Anne Schultz

me: what age are your kids are they boys or girls.

Kelli: one girl age 9 and one boy age 10.

me: what kind of home ed do you do.

Kelli: mostly natural learning.

me: whats your fave thing about home schooling.

Kelli: watching my kids grow and learn every day.

me: do you do any activities outside of home.

Kelli: taekwondo and guides.

me: why do you home school. did your kids ever go to school.

Kelli: i don't think the education system works for us, my kids did go to school for a couple of years before this.

kelli's kid beren

me: why do you home school.

Beren: because i don't have to go to regular school.

me: whats your fave activities at home school.

Beren: the bike centre.

Friday, April 5, 2013

home education

Every Wednesday lots of people get together and have all sorts of fun.

Interview: Andrew Fontana

Nienna: What do you think about homeschooling Andrew?
Andrew: I love it. I love spending as much time with my kids as possible, helping them learn and watching them improve and grow before my eyes.
Nienna: What have you been doing lately with homeschooling?
Andrew: This year we started with a month of Maths, both Beren and Nienna learned up to the end of their years' level in maths in that one month. After that we are now having a bit of a break with something a bit less intensive. They are both making a computer game with a program called RPG Maker.

please ask any questions you have.

Saturday, December 1, 2012

home ed camp

by Nienna Ellen Schultz Fontana

For all the school kids and grown ups that don't know what home ed camp is.
Home ed camp is where lots of families get together and have fun. As in toasting marshmallows, also doing bush dancing. The good thing about camp is that it's not all about the kids, grown ups get to relax and talk to other people too.

John and Anita made this lovely soup. It was a traditional Hungarian soup often cooked by shepherd in the fields. John and Anita are from Hungary originally.