How do you deal with co-op class your kids hate

Posted on 1 October, 2018 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

You found a co-op class that you think your kids will love. Bonus, it will prepare them for the future. The problem, you already paid for it, and it wasn’t cheap. Now your kids hate it and won’t stop whining. So, how do you deal with a co-op class your kids’ hate? That my friends may be the ultimate question. I signed my kids up for the homeschool Dave Ramsey class with a church-affiliated group. Continue reading →

Co-op classes are for Unschooler’s also

Posted on 4 September, 2018 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

This year the girls wanted to take co-op classes, research started in August. This year the girls wanted to be around kids their age. I started surfing Facebook to find some homeschool/co-op classes. We found ballroom dancing, a finance class, Wow ( learn from professionals), horseback riding, painting, silver clay class, The Unusual Dress Project, study driving test, and some field trips with varies homeschool groups. I give them options and always tell them that Continue reading →

Our first day Unschooling High School started with a huge splash

Posted on 14 August, 2018 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

Our first day of Unschooling High school was more fun than our last day of school, which was yesterday. This was actually our second or third day, but whos counting. We homeschool all year and everyday looks a little different. What did your first official school day look like? We started the first day of Unschooling High school by eating breakfast at our favorite restaurant, Sun Rise Cafe, followed by tubing, a boat ride where Continue reading →

First steps start Unschooling Highschool

Posted on 6 August, 2018 by Chrissie — No Comments ↓

Unschooling highschool is easier than you think. There are really only three steps to get started on the easiest year of your life. Have the kids set goals, make a budget and finally submit your intent to homeschool form. Many homeschoolers have rules and regulations on how you should homeschool your children. My main rule is to have fun and enjoy the time you have with your kids; life is way too short. I don’t Continue reading →