Back to School in a COVID year

Sharing via my PTA  npta.org newsletter:
Parents' Guide to School Online Reopening: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2020/07/16/back-to-school-reopening-online-parents-guide/5416528002/
Directly from the PTA, questions to ask as you consider what you need to do with YOUR kid: npta.informz.net/z/cjUucD9taT0zMDI2ODI4JnA9MSZ1PTM2NzI3NjM1NCZsaT0yNDgxMzI0Ng/index.html

i told you i didn't know how to do this

i keep ordering the wrong fit!

Wordless Wednesday: A Story of Tape

Wordless Wednesday: Art Notes from a Book

Not Quite Wordless Wednesday: Purple Heart Conversation

My Dad's Medals and Patches:-  yes, i need to take it down and fix the Technician patch better!

MidWeek Photos: Scrapbook Pages without Photos

Title Page

Wordless Wednesday: Days of Screaming

Predictions, Pirates, and Politics

Some things become true just because people believe they are.

Event of Possible Interest

MyFriendSharon is the mom of three young people with autism. She came across a typing trainer and finds that the typing really helps her nonverbal one to communicate.  If that sounds interesting to you, you may wish to attend her event this Thursday or just contact her to find out more. 

Useful Info

Two organizations that always have good things to share

Ancient Mythology Comes to Me

  The Sphinx is a character that appears in many ancient mythologies, as well as famous and not so famous statues.
  One famous incarnation

The Max Report June 2016

long time gone - new world

  Here's some homework we've been working on.

When did he get so big?  And the BEARD?

Christians Reading Fiction

Wordless Wednesday: Art Progress

These are in watercolors.

Wordless Wednesday: Current Art

Do you listen to podcasts?

 My technical proficiency hasn't yet extended to trying a podcast or webinar, but no doubt many of you are proficient with these.
  InSource just sent me a list of their recent podcasts.  i've always found their information worthwhile, and recommend to you any of these, as well as any older ones or other information they have:

Wordless Wednesday: The Color-Changing Dog

The "Talented" Individual

i found Iris' wonderful blog, and really resonated with what she had to say.

Learning as a Parent Pt1: Safety: Too Great a Sacrifice?

  Since the kickoff article was safety nets, i suppose it makes sense to begin with this one.

Beyond Shadows and Safety Nets: Learning as a Parent

When i asked my son for feedback on myHeartland anthology stories, Boom gave me some helpful advice, but what i remember is the comment that it wasn't what he was expecting to find with that title.