Air Capital Gymnastics

This is a list of things we do to homeschool.

Skate Days
Bowling Days
Holiday Parties
Art / History / Science Fair
Talent Showcase
Days Park / Picnic
Teen Activities
A fitness program fitness SACH
Kick-off meeting / Expo
Entrepreneur Day
Day Capital
Service Projects
Presidential Fitness Challenge
Future Business Leaders of America - Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA)
Field Day
SACH Baseball
Mom's Night Out
Boys Club SACH war history
Family Camps
Highschool Classes Lab
Kindergarten Graduation SACH
Sach Highschool Senior Graduation
Recognition of year-end picnic and Family Awards
SACH Reading Rewards Program (SRR)
Pizza Hut Book-it
Six Flags Reading Club
Math-A-Thon
Karate Class
Operation Christmas Child - Service Project
Homeschool 4H Club
Gymnastics
Baseball
Football
Cheerleading
Scouts
Foreign language courses
Civil Air Patrol
Adventures colonial Victorian / Day Camp for girls in South Oaks

To Sam and II: You're right. I was homeschooled K-12 and now I'm in college, I'm not used to being bored at all! I do not usually wait until a teacher, until everyone get off their phone to class can start, while waiting to pass due to a math problem is too basic hard for half the class, wait until the next class without officially (although I read in advance). If only I had learned to be bored in public school ... I wish my parents sent me to school so I could have grown bored and sit all the time. I think they raised me wrong when they taught me that learning should be fun.
Obviously, I'm sarcastic. What trouble has to do with educating a child at all? Where do you people come with this shit? "

I must say to the person who has openly stated that contact was either lying or not the studies that you should take your blinders off. It is quite conceivable to participate in these activities and still have time to book lessons. I know that children who keep busy schedules and make straight A too.

I was homeschooled. I was still socialized. I had many good friends. I took art classes at a local center. I went to church and Sunday school and there are friends there. I went to tutoring (with some other children) two times a week. I have not done as much as you do, but I'm still socialized. You should not go to school to make friends. I'm going to a private school now, and making friends is a little easier, but I want to say NO KIDS homeschooling stay inside all day and merely SCHOOL WORK AND FRIENDS do much. I do fun projects and read books and fees for scientific experiments, and lots of social stuff.

People do say that because home schooling is not the norm. They do not understand and assume home-schooled children are stuck at home. I looked in once, but decided that I'm not the best teacher for my children. It is personal preference and I congratulate you for doing so. Keep your chin up. Some of the wisest I know the children are home schooled btw.

Good luck!
;)

Sam and I are not on the defensive! Just sick to death of assumptions pathetic that anti-homeschoolers make our kids about, you know, our children, those you've never met! Why do you assume you can make comments insulting to our children? Why do you then referred us to respond? We do not care what you think of our choice, we are comfortable with them! We just do not like your rude to us and our children.

Gyasi said
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No different than "socialization" of your puppy, your children need to attend:
Jerks
Bully's
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