I Love Homeschooling !
I love homeschooling my girls. Why?
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- I have the freedom to educate my girls.
- I save money on their education and on daily round trips back and forth to the school. Plus all of those fees and not to mention uniforms. (yes, Public school here requires uniforms.)
- Sleep schedules. Yuck. Although I like for my girls to go to bed at a descent time and get up a a descent time, I do like that we do not have to get up at the crack of dawn and that we can sleep in every morning. I like that the girls get a full 8 hours of sleep each night and sometimes even more than that. Kids need their sleep. It helps their bodies and minds to grow.
- I love the relaxed based learning. I love that the girls can take their times and not rush through any given lesson. If needed, we can take our time on something until we get it.
- Growth. I love watching my girls grow. I love being home with them through these young years. I have been blessed to be able to be home with them under the circumstances of being injured, and watch them grow and learn. It's amazing to see your kids grow up.
- My kids are creative beings and I encourage that.
- One-on-One education: Homeschooling allows that one-on-one feel as opposed to a large classroom filled with 20+ kids. You do not get that personal attention.
- No bullying. Pretty much self explanatory.
- TIME ! I mentioned this previously and I will mention this again, TIME, time for learning, growing and sleeping. TIME is the biggest factor of all.
- I get to teach my kids subjects that they want to learn and are interested in and you can't get that in a school setting.
Great list! I love being able to see my children's growth every day and be a major part of their lives. We only have them for so long, you know! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully said! We pretty much love it similarly. I think I appreciate the flexibility and the ability to roll out of bed and not rush to get children out the door. I love being able to start school with a cup of coffee and warm fuzzy pajamas :)
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