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| Hanging out with friends at the lake. |
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| Water fight at a birthday party. |
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| Donut eating contest at a Halloween party. |
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| Chatting with friends at Basketball Camp. |
2. Home schooled kids don't learn the important things they would in a public school. They just read books and enter spelling bees.
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| Mathematics |
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| English |
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| Science |
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| Health |
3. Home schooled kids sit at home all day. It's just an excuse for families to be lazy!
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| Teasing the bear at Rock City park. |
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| Learning about parabolic arches at a kid's science museum. |
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| Taking a spin on the new go-cart. |
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| Posing in front of a space capsule at a NASA museum. |
4. Home schooled kids are deprived of extracurricular activities.
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| Brandt's Little League team. |
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| Noah's Little League team. |
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| Noah receiving a certificate at Basketball Camp. |
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| Brandt receiving a certificate at Basketball Camp. |
5. Home school families are all weird.
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| Okay, maybe that last one is true. But we're okay with that. |
What other myths of home schooling have you heard?
This is awesome! Loved it! I think you about covered it! Every time I see any of the kids from our homeschooling group doing these kinds of things, I always say, "Look at those poor, weird, unsocialized homeschoolers." :) Oh, but sometimes we do stay in our pajamas all day. We just call it our 'uniform' days.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it, April. Sometimes I think the non-homeschoolers are really the weird ones! Also, my apologies for such a late response. My "reply" button has been missing in action for quite some time, and I just today figured out how to get it back.
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