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  1. 01-11-2017, 12:42 PM #1
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    Hello!

    We are a two mom family in Wisconsin with 6 and 2 year old little girls. Add in a cat, dog and rabbit and there you have it!

    I work out of the home and handle all our schooling, my wife works in manufacturing.

    We started homeschooling when our oldest was about three years old with basic learning through play. We are huge Build Your Library fans! We also love Explode the Code, Elemental Science and Miquon Math.

    We will try anything once!

    (Also, I use way to many exclamation points. I apologize in advance.)
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  2. 01-11-2017, 12:52 PM #2
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    Welcome!
    No worries about the exclamation points, you look excited and that's fun.
    Teemie - 11 years old, 6th grade with an ecclectic mix

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    Hi and welcome!
    Melissa

    Mommy to Girl-12 and Boy-10, trying to keep my head above water with farm, school, home and art.

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    Welcome to the forums. I'm used to extra exclamation points. My dd uses them all the time. In fact, when she learned about factorial notation in math (n!), she claimed it was just an excited n.
    Carol

    Homeschooled two kids for 11 years

    Daughter (20), a University of Iowa junior triple majoring in English with Creative Writing, Journalism, and Gender, Women's & Sexuality Studies

    Son (19), a Purdue University sophomore majoring in Computer Science, minoring in math, geology, and history
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    Welcome! Another fan of ! here. I remember in a college writing course, the prof said we were allowed two ! per semester. Geesh!! I could use that many in a sentence!

    Lots of Wisconsin emigrees here too.... Im one myself! One winter my family headed south until we no longer needed jackets, and have been in San Diego ever since.

    Ive also been a philosophical homeschooler - doing it because its what I want to do, not an accidental or public school refugee homeschooler.
    Homeschooling DS11, DS5.

    Atheist.

    My spelling and typing are fine, its my keyboard that doesnt cooperate.
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    Two exclamation marks in submitted work = reasonable.

    Two exclamation marks in an online forum = totally not enough.

    Welcome to the forum. We were also big Miquon fans when my boys were that age.
    Disclaimer: Everything I'm saying is just my own opinion, based on my own experiences teaching and with my own kids and my own life. You should just ignore me if I'm annoying you. I don't mind.

    But if I don't annoy you, feel free to visit my blog:
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  7. 01-11-2017, 09:25 PM #7
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    Another Wisconsinite here! Welcome to the forum...we're loving BYL this year too. ��
    May my heart be kind, my mind fierce, and my spirit brave. Learning at Home with Me
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    SO glad to have you here, and SO glad there's another exclamation point fanatic!! (anything that makes me feel less self-concscious about my erratic emotional state is a good thing) I'm thrilled that you found the forum and I hope you'll thoroughly enjoy taking part in convos here. We're a pretty doggone supportive crew around here, and we'd love to hear what's going on in your homeschool (or any other) world at any given time. Please do come hang out often.

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  9. 01-12-2017, 03:45 PM #9
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    I appreciate all the warm welcomes! (And I love that n! story!
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    Welcome aboard!
    Mom to 3, only homeschooling DD13.

    "The best teachers are those who show you where to look, but don't tell you what to see." Alexandra K. Trenfor
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