This is our third year of homeschooling. The first two years we participated in a homeschool "activity day" that met once a month and offered some classes and fellowship. This year, we've stepped into new waters, the weekly homeschool co-op. I had planned for this to be my ankle deep year, to test the waters as it were. So I opted not to sign up to teach a class this year, until I get my footing. How's that working out for me you ask???
Today was co-op orientation. We meet every Friday starting September 11 from 9am until 2:45, with 5 class periods and 2 lunch break/recess shifts. I saw my schedule....I'm assisting in 3 of the 5 class periods, and a recess monitor and am on the emergency substitute teacher roster. The waters, instantly shot neck high on me with little warning. Although I can't swim worth a hoot in real water, I do know enough to know better than to panic when the water gets deep.
Activity day is still on our agenda as well for the year. It's only once a month for two hours. I'll be teaching a Native American studies class for age 9 and up. I'm also the phone tree co-coordinator for the group.
So, is it better to dive in head first, or to get thrown in? I'll let you know in a couple of months.
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