This week we didn't drive by bison or track wolves, didn't even take more than 2 runs at Bridger Bowl. It was a week of settling in or more "storming in" as we attempt to teach the boys, set up my office and simply get groceries. We have three very different "students" and creating a balancing act has kept us on our toes. Julie has been heroic taking the lead role teaching as I get to tip-toe down stairs early morning and fire up my computer. (Working remotely is much easier than teaching remotely!) We have a new found respect for our teaching crew back home! Our goal is to strike a blend of experiential learning and make sure that they get enough math reps to prep them for next year. It has been awesome to watch them work together and respond to us without too much push back...lots of laughs. We are heading to the Lewis & Clark caverns today for another adventure as we wait for a DUMPING of snow heading our way tomorrow! Go Pats!
Jay
Great to know the teachings are in full force. The most famous man in America... Henry Ward Beecher got "teachin" from his parent(s). His sister Harriet Beecher Stowe author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" also was influenced by home "teachin" albeit no computer available. So pay attention boys and you too may be famous one day. Go Pats!
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