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Welcoming April 2022 at Magniflorious Private Homeschool Academy

 Welcome back! I'm so happy to be able to report our little seedlings, well some of them, have survived and are now planted in a small garden patch outside. Turks Turban Squash looks like it might survive and thrive, but we may have to replant cucumbers, nasturtium flowers, and sunflowers. Hopefully, today's predicted rain will encourage them to perk up. And we also hope to deter whatever animal tried to dig up my hard work yesterday. Y'all! I should've stretched before trying to work in the garden. XD


More Curriculum Changes

We started the year working on Chemistry with PACE workbooks. Those didn't work so well for Ro's learning perception. So we switched her to a workbook (The World of Chemistry) which allowed her to read sections and answer questions pertaining to shorter sections. There were fewer problems per lesson for her to solve. This made it less overwhelming for her. 

To sum up: If the curriculum you chose for your student isn't working, don't be afraid to change to something else. You and your child can work together to ensure your child's ultimate success. I believe the experience of changing things up now and again also helps a child to learn how to adapt to new situations and circumstances, even when changes are sudden. 

A Change of Venue


For a change, we decided to take a trip to our local coffeehouse to do a little work on our computers. Ro chose to do a bit of Bible study instead. I can't tell you how happy it makes me to see her choosing to study God's gift to humans. My kids are, I think, farther ahead on the study of God's Word than I was at their age. And they didn't/aren't reading just to look good in our eyes. I know this because they talk to us and ask questions. They're seeking. And I know that since God never changes, He will keep his promises. He says if we seek, we will find. 

A Breath of Hope

And now for a breath of hope from the Bible...


Thank you so much for taking time out to read our short monthly update. I hope your spring classroom is filled with hope, joy, and laughter. 

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