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Oh joy.. Car won't blooming start.. Dc's are going to be home schooled today

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TheArsenicCupCake · 02/12/2010 09:18

They are not impressed.. They want to go in the snow... The schools are open..

Dc1 is sat doing gcse revision
ds2 is working on bite size and I'm covering his dyslexia work later with him
dd is sat with bitesize work sheets on what she is covering at school.

Timetable ahoy to stop melt downs from ds2.

I am getting no work nor the shopping I need to do done.

If the EWO come around I'll make her a cuppa..

Have I got everything covered?

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Goblinchild · 02/12/2010 09:19

Mine's still asleep. Grin
His GCSE revision will still be waiting for him when he wakes up, however much he has wished and prayed.

Goblinchild · 02/12/2010 09:21

Give DC1 a break later and sent them out shopping. Do you have a sledge? Perfect for several holdalls full of stuff.

TheArsenicCupCake · 02/12/2010 09:22

Mine were up for school anyway lol .. I have allowed home clothes though :o

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TheArsenicCupCake · 02/12/2010 09:24

We will all walk to the local shop later :) .. Snow isn't bad at all. Which is why I feel bad about not getting them to school! ( however I am not walking them the ten miles in:) )

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FanjoForTheMincePies · 02/12/2010 09:31

we had to abandon nursery run, can't get car out and bus was stuck in snow!

intothewest · 02/12/2010 10:03

We've finally had snow- so work is cancelled as all the schools are shut-going to take ds into the garden to make a snowman-I know some of you are sick of the white stuff,but we get it so rarely :)

TheArsenicCupCake · 02/12/2010 10:55

Maybe I'm a mean mum making the dc's work lol

ds2 is starting to flag a bit but well have a break in a moment..
Actually this is giving me a good idea of how he'll cope being home educated ( thinking of doing this as the school he's at has suggested basically he leaves.. And the school we want him
to go to and has been suggested for him is totally full.. We are seeing how the appeal will work out.. Etc).

So I suppose today isn't waisted.

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CognitiveDissident · 02/12/2010 12:18

I had DS1 helping me to clear the paths this morning, while we went through physics revision. As usual, I got carried away with explaining, and he had to stop me at the elementary particle level Blush

Had to stop DS2 from going outside in bare feet. Snow is dangerous stuff for him, as he can't feel cold, and has screwed up pain perception. I'm thinking of wrapping everyone up in extra coats and scarves, and trekking down to the shops, see if they have any sledges left. DS2 is getting cabin fever, and has regressed to being non-verbal again :( Speech will come backonce he's adjusted to the white stuff.

Yay! he's just walked up to me and clearly asked, verbally and with signing "can I go outside and play in the snow?"
Then he head-butted the baby with excitement :( He's calming down in his room now

StarlightMcKenzie · 02/12/2010 12:45

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TheArsenicCupCake · 02/12/2010 14:29

:) @ cog and star !

Well we did terminal velocity ( not using snow balls lol).. and lots of other physic and biology stuff. For ds1

ds2 did the Norman conquest and battle strategies, ks3 maths and science.. And 6 year old units of sound ( as that's where he is at)

dd has done angles and triangles, short division and transferring data information ( a posh way of putting tallies and bar charts lol). Solids and liquids and melting temps.. And instruction writing.

And we had a bit of social / communication going on with turn taking and how to recognise the gaps and rythms of speech...
And then we all did PE by sliding and skidding to the shop :) ( balance skills and using money..:)

They have all said they have done far more work here than at school..
And are worn out! ( me too.. Switching key stages all day is flipping hard work!)
ah well roll on getting into the local schools so car breakdowns don't matter.

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TheArsenicCupCake · 02/12/2010 14:31

Oh and car comes back fixed later today :) ( phew!)

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