Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Fortson Homeschool Club in Hampton GA

Fortson 4-H Center is excited to offer its Environmental Education program to homeschool families this Spring!  Although usually used by traditional, brick-and-mortar private & public schools, Fortson 4-H Center has designed a program specifically and tailor-made for homeschool families!  
The Fortson Homeschool Club will start February 7 and end on May 23, meeting the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month.  This semester includes 8, 2-hour classes; 1 each meeting.  Intended age of students is 5-14 but all ages are welcome!  Classes include Herpetology, Pond Ecology, Forest Ecology, Team Building, Farm2Plate, Orienteering, Wilderness Survival and Pioneer Studies.  Fortson 4-H Center is a part of the University of Georgia’s cooperative extension so all classes are taught from an academic and research based curriculum, but are hands-on, engaging and FUN!
The Fortson Homeschool Club is fun and educational, making it an outstanding supplement to your instruction and a great way for you and your child to meet other homeschoolers!  Space is limited so register now!
More information about the Fortson Homeschool Club, Fortson’s Environmental Education program and Fortson in general can be found athttp://www.fortson4h.org/ee/index.html.  Please feel free to contact Reese Simmons, Environmental Education Coordinator, with any questions you may have at 770-946-3276 or dsimmons@uga.edu.

Monday, November 18, 2013

Mommy's Tea Questionnaire

Missionary Unit Study- November 20, 2013 Meeting

Our unity study this quarter is entitled "Adopt a Missionary!" For November, December and January every homeschool family is adopting a missionary family.  At our next meeting on November 20, 2013 at 11:30 am at the South Cobb Library we are going to show and tell about our missionary family and the area they live in.

It is not too late to choose a family. Please email us at schomeschoolers@thestudyhalledu.com to request a family.


If you already have a family, here are some questions Samantha V. is using to get to know her family better.
  • Tell us what you love about your life as a missionary.
  • What are some things that have been hard to adjust to?
  • Where was your last mission trip?
  • What is the native language of your last mission trip?
  • What is the currency of your last mission trip?
  • What kind of government do they have?
  • What is the main religion?
  • What kind of things do you miss about America when travelling?
  • What are some games that are popular in that country?
  • What do kids who do for fun?
  • Do they celebrate Christmas?
  • If yes what are some ways they celebrate?
  • What would be a fun native dish that we could google and make on our own?
  • What kind of homes do they live in?
  • Why did you chose to become a missionary?
Lastly the following are some notes from Samantha's church pastor on how to pray for your missionaries. Her pastor was a missionary in Peru for 26 years and knows first hand the power and need of prayer.
  • Pray for protection Romans 15:31, II Thes. 3:1 From wicked people and Satan.
  • Pray for their ministry to be accepted be those they seek to reach Romans 15:31.
  • Pray for them to have joy and encouragement Ephesians 15:32.
  • Pray for open doors Colossians 4:3-4
  • Pray for God to be glorified II Thes. 3:1-2