If you have ever had a child who has struggled with a subject you know how frustrating it can be when they cannot pass. Then one day it clicks and they pass with flying colors. That is exactly what happens to this kid, and the reaction his father has when he sees his son has passed it priceless.
About this time every year, I find myself disgruntled. My disgruntlement is always a direct result of a brand new school year and all the old feelings it stirs in me.
Tuesday was the first day of school for us. I home school my children and I always start the day after Labor Day. Just seems to be the first official day of fall, in my mind at least.
So as you know today was back to school. You knew I would have something to say about the first day of school. However, I kept thinking today was going to be easier, it wasn't.
Back to School is almost here, in fact, for us, it is less than a week away. So when it comes to the break of Summer, how do you get the kids back into their schedule? I am not an expert in this, because I'm fairly new to the whole my kid's in school thing. However, here are a few of the steps I have been taking.
When it comes to earning extra money as a young person, babysitting is the way to go. However, parents don't want to leave their children with just anybody, so if you or someone you know is thinking about starting to babysit, then this class would be perfect.
I saw a commercial where a mom sat in a silent house and said "This is what September sounds like." Yep. It's that time. Teachers and students are getting ready to go back to school. And while September doesn't sound anything like a quiet house to me, I am getting excited to start another school year. With the beginning of a new year in mind, I wanted to share some thoughts from a teacher to a parent.
