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I am a full-time wife to my dear husband of 16 years and mama to our two children - daughter in K and son with special needs in Pre-K.

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At 7:23pm on October 7, 2009, Rhonda Cain said…: Thank u so much. I too have been working in a Christian pre-school for the past 8 yrs. Again-Thanks, Rhonda

At 3:42pm on October 7, 2009, Rhonda Cain said…: Mrs. Hewett,
I love your calendar but I can not read what the poems say. Would you be willing to share the poems with us? I would love to make these for my MMO kids for their parents. Thanks so much in advance. Rhonda

At 5:36am on July 29, 2009, Pamela said…: Hi - Sorry I didn't get back to you right away. We've had such a busy couple weeks with camp, VBS, and such! Yes, I usually attend the CHAP convention in Harrisburg. I would love to meet there somewhere! Going there and spending time with tons of other homeschoolers from the state (and beyond) is one of my favorite days each year! The amount of curriculum can be overwhelming sometimes - so many nice materials. I usually walk around asking other parents if they have used certain books and how they and their children liked them. The workshops have been helpful over the years, also.

Projects - sometimes inspiration hits and planning goes quickly, but most of the time I seem to research and take alot of time adapting. Since I have 1 high school, 1 middle school, and 1 elementary (and they like to do similar topics at the same time), I have to adjust each one for their own level. I add stuff to make the oldests harder, and simplify tremendously for the young guy. Whereas the youngest gets more games and "cutsey" stuff for learning, the oldest has more research and writing involved. My favorite places to find ideas are Homeschool Share and Enchanted Learning. I can sort of run with their plans but personalize them for the children. The kids are the ones that come up with the cool stuff! When they get an idea, I let them go with it as long as they are learning the information I want them to know.

I'm sure your kids will love the ideas you plan for them! The planning time is worth it when they get excited about a topic!

Go Steelers!!! I'm a huge fan although I haven't lived there since I was 12. So many relatives are in the area that Pittsburgh is still home!

At 4:10am on July 17, 2009, Pamela said…: Hello - thank you for the friend request! I live in eastern PA outside of Philly. I used to live in Westmoreland Country though. Where in the western part do you live?

At 9:53am on January 6, 2009, Chrissy H said…: I love the calenders and the Christmas Lapbook. Even though we are already in Jan. I am going to do the calender with my 3 year old, The cover poem adds just the finishing touch. Blessings, Chrissy

At 10:54am on December 22, 2008, Sadie said…: Karen, thanks for viewing my Jesse Tree lapbook. I couldn't relocate where I found the pictures online but I have them and can send you the file. Just let me know.

Sadie

At 9:46pm on November 3, 2008, Penney said…: My 4 yr old twins are just starting an apple lapbook. Where did you get your booklets?

Penney

At 7:00pm on October 10, 2008, merchi said…: Hi!
I just wanted to say thanks for sharing your sampler lapbook...it is neat to see the different mini books/folds all in one spot. I had never seen the double poof book, so that was really neat for me...though it must take alot of info to fill it! I could have used it in our flowers/seeds lapbook, as we had several minibooks that I just glued in flat...that would have been a better way to display them I think...oh well, next time!
Blessings,
*Ü*
merchi

At 7:09am on September 13, 2008, Antonette B. Cabatac said…: Your lapbook is so interesting. I'm just going to begin making one.

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