Showing posts with label back to school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label back to school. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 14, 2024

227/366 Picture Today Post

 227/366 | Wednesday, August 14, 2024 | #365PictureToday

Helping Hand

I have been giving a helping hand at Midland Christian Academy since April.  Here are a few pictures from our first day of school.






Friday, February 9, 2024

40/366 Picture Today Post

40/366 | Friday, February 9, 2024 | #365PictureToday

Slide

The first thing I thought of when I saw this prompt was an afternoon after church a few years ago (2017) when my friend and I tested out the new playground equipment.  We had to make sure it was safe for the young children, you know.


 

Sunday, August 20, 2023

232/365 Picture Today Post

232/365 | Sunday, August 20, 2023 | #365PictureToday

Unlock

Picture Basic | Composition
This is an old cabinet that my father refinished for me when I left for college.  I used it to store all of my architecture supplies in the studio at school.  I was able to lock my belongings up when I left for the night so that they didn't wander off.  "Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.” ~Proverbs 22:6
 

 

 

Thursday, August 18, 2022

2022 365 Picture Today Post

230/365 | Thursday, August 18, 2022 | #365PictureToday

Admire

Guest Prompt | Pick a Background
I am on the board for this little school, and conveniently (although it got canceled), we were supposed to have our monthly board meeting tonight.  I love the charming little house that currently serves as the administration building for the school.
 

 

 

Saturday, August 6, 2022

Back To School . . . Or Not

 As many families in Virginia are preparing to head back to school within the next week or the next month, here's a thought to consider: why not shake things up and consider homeschooling?  Here's a short video that might encourage you: Make the World Your Classroom

Still not convinced? Check out some of the books and resources I recommend in the sidebar.  Happy Schooling!

Saturday, January 9, 2010

First Week Back at School

Well, we returned to school this week, and there's never any easing back into things around here. Actually getting back to work on Monday wasn't as hard as I thought it would be after being off for two weeks. The boys actually did a fair amount of work on Monday, but Monday also brought the start of rec. basketball season. Ian's practice is on Monday nights. However this is also Boy Scout night for Preston. Tuesday is music lessons, and because it was the first Tuesday of the month, it was also Patrol Leader Council for Boy Scouts. Wednesday should have been Cub Scouts, but we had a piano recital instead. Preston's basketball practice is on Thursdays, and just to keep it interesting, we had a field trip on Friday. Really, it was just a private tour of a local precast concrete plant operated by some relatives. They did actually do some schoolwork in the afternoon. It had also snowed again in the early hours of Friday morning, which made getting to the plant tour a little slow. It wasn't much snow, but it was enough to cover the roads. By the time we had finished the tour and eaten lunch, the roads were fine, however.

We have already had three snows, and that is unusual for a Virginia winter. It has also been extremely cold. I'm wondering how much snow we will eventually get.

Saturday was typical for any given Saturday during basketball season. We began the day with Preston's basketball game. He got to handle the ball quite a bit and attempted several shots. At least one went in, so he was happy. It was a bonus that they won the game, even though it was just a scrimmage. It was lunchtime, so we grabbed a bite to eat and met up with David so that Preston could return home for a shower. Next up was Ian's game. Ian is more involved in the game this year. He seems to understand it better and is beginning to know what he should be doing. They don't post the scores in his division, but the game looked pretty even to me. I suppose I could have kept track of the score, but I don't. After that we were off to a birthday party for one of Preston's friends. We spent the rest of the afternoon and much of the evening there, getting home around 9:00.

Are you tired yet? My intention is to try to post at least weekly, but finding the time to just write will need to be intetional.

Until next time,
Kanoa