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Well today we started our first day of 11th, 10th, and 6th grade!



We had a great day and no major ordeal!! Everyone worked super hard and we were finished by 1:30 or 2. From now on the videos for each lesson will be a little longer, but today they gave them a break☺
Trey is taking the normal subjects for his grade: Bible, Arithmetic, Reading, Language, Spelling, Creative Writing, New World History,  Science, and Art.
Makena is taking mostly 10th grade classes with the exception of U.S. History, which is 11th grade. So her classes are: Bible Doctrines, Plane Geometry, U.S. History, English/Lit 10, Spanish I,  and Biology.
Carlie is taking easier classes this year because she took a lot of junior and senior classes her Freshman year when she was in private school. So her classes this year are: Hebrew History (Bible), Plane Geometry (she and Makena are doing a class together for the first time!!), World History, English/Lit 11, Business Math, and Physics. 
I am slightly nervous about Physics...for me, not Carlie! She whizzed through Chemistry like nobody's business, I just do not have ANY experience with it! I wasn't even required to take Chemistry in high school because I took Biology II, which was an honors class. This should be her last science to take☺
We have been getting lots of stuff in the mail about college days at different schools. I know this is the year to start visiting colleges. We are planning to go to UAM, Central Baptist, and possibly Ole Miss. It is all going too fast and I just want to push pause...but I can't. So I pray every night for God to lay on our hearts where she needs to be and ask him to (slowly) prepare me for the changes to come.
Having a yummy breakfast of farm fresh eggs, bacon, and toast☺

Pop with the kiddos. My mom was actually there too, she was just taking a picture.

Grammy came down early to see the kids. This tradition started way back when Carlie started Kindergarten!

My "desk"

I love the sticker I bought for my Yeti earlier in the summer 😊
We are raising arrows here at the Munger Homestead!


Here's to a fantastic start to the 2017-2018 school year!

Much Love,
Beth


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