There's a new homeschooling craze out there, and, in case you haven't heard about it, I'm sharing it with you now!
It's called the Workbox System, created by homeschooling mom Sue Patrick.
Sue's system divides school work into twelve numbered different bins (about shoe box size) for the student to work through (in order).
Leslie from Joyful Mother of 6 explains, "As the child works through a box, the box is then removed from the shelf so that they can see their work diminishing. They can see exactly what is expected of them each day and how much they have left to do before their school day is over. They can also see fun things in boxes which helps to motivate them to finish the more difficult boxes." Click on blog link to see photos of the system these women have set up for their families.
Aureila from Sowing Precious Seeds has also hopped on the bandwagon.
I believe "Walking by the Way" is also doing the workbox system. Her blog has plenty of photos of activities her children are doing! Looks like a blast!
Little Men in My Library gave it a try. I think she accurately describes why it is such a neat and nifty system!
Love To Know managed to sit Sue Patrick down for an interview which you can read here.
You can find entries on a specific topic if you'd like by clicking on the subject under TOPICS in the left column. There's all sorts of stuff- Lapbooking, Lesson Plans, Recipes, Projects, and More! If you're a homeschooling blogger or have a site geared towards homeschoolers and would like to trade links, let me know!
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