Today I met a new friend at the library--Norah--who recognized me from Frolic and Farce. I felt like a movie star. This note is to her.
Nora, look up my post called Yankee Peddler. It is categorized under Frolic and Farce on the sidebar. It talks about some things I did with early American history and the curriculum I used. I would be more than willing to lend that curriculum to you for the year if you are interested. It has a TON of great ideas.
Just let me know.
And, thank you, for making the effort to say hello to me. It is always fun to meet another homeschooler.
Andrea
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Hello! I am a stay-at-home, homeschooling mom of eight children (ages 13, 11, 10, 7, 5, 3, 1, and 8 months). In my previous existence I taught school--primarily history and English, but also ESL, and, during one bizarre year, math. I started teaching in a middle school where I discovered the hilarity of seventh graders and then later I moved to a high school and taught tenth and eleventh graders. I eventually switched again to the Education Department at Weber State University where I taught several ESL courses and a social studies methods course for elementary teachers. Writing curriculum is one of my passions. Sharing good books is another. Homeschooling--with all the frustration, fulfillment, frolic, and farce that it engenders--is another.
If you need me, send me a note: nativoyoung [at] gmail [dot] com.
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Sweet! Thanks for commenting on me, you've made my day. I'll let you know on the curriculum but thanks for the offer. I'm spending time today looking over your Native Americans.
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