Hi Teri!
I'm on this loop, but don't know if there are any other Southern Sussex
people here. It's kind of a quiet list and I've only received a few messages
here and there. We'll be getting together soon for our first meeting &
should send out a newsletter in a week or so with the date!
Kim Frey :-)

Hi,
I joined this group a while ago but could not recall if I did an
intro. I'm Teri I live in Seaford. I have been homeschooling my
children for 3 years. They are 6-5-3.  This year I joined southern
sussex learning academy I have not had the pleasure of meeting anyone
from the group yet. If anyone here is part of that group please let
me know I would enjoy getting to know you.  I have lived in seaford
for almost a year, sad to say I haven't met any homeschoolers in this
area. I am hoping to change that this year, my kids really need a few
good homeschooled friends.

I look forward to getting to know everyone better.

Many Blessings,
Teri

Hi,
I joined this group a while ago but could not recall if I did an
intro. I'm Teri I live in Seaford. I have been homeschooling my
children for 3 years. They are 6-5-3.  This year I joined southern
sussex learning academy I have not had the pleasure of meeting anyone
from the group yet. If anyone here is part of that group please let
me know I would enjoy getting to know you.  I have lived in seaford
for almost a year, sad to say I haven't met any homeschoolers in this
area. I am hoping to change that this year, my kids really need a few
good homeschooled friends.

I look forward to getting to know everyone better.

Many Blessings,
Teri

--- In Delawarehomeschool@y..., lydna@g... wrote:
> Is there anyone interested in going to this year's faire? I went
last
> year and it was really worth the trip. This years faire will lead
to
> the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth I. If you are studying Shakespear
> or that time period this would be an excellent cap on your year

Hello,
I am very interested in going. Where and when is the fair? Do they
have a website?

Teri

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Is there anyone interested in going to this year's faire? I went last
year and it was really worth the trip. This years faire will lead to
the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth I. If you are studying Shakespear
or that time period this would be an excellent cap on your year!

** Marching Through Time **
Multi-period Living History Civilian and Military Encampments
Sat. April 21 and Sun. April 22
11am-5pm
Admission $5/adults, $2/students (ages 4-18)

Romans, Vikings, American Civil War, American Revolutionary War, WWI,
WWII,War of 1812, the Old West, and many more. Oeriod cooking,
crafts, military drills, fighting and tacticals, merchants, food, fun.

5626 Bell Station Road, Glenn Dale, MD

Directions: Capital Beltway  or Rte. 95 to Exit 20A (Rte. 450 East).
Go 4
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Info: 301-464-5291; TTY 301-699-2544

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This is a public event; feel free to forward.

Hi Becky!
This is such a quiet list I forgot I was on it! Good to hear from you!

We have two girls too... ages 11 & 13. We've done a real mish mash of
curriculum. Mostly unit study with a Charlotte Mason flair. Some
"Wholehearted Child" influence also. We're trying to implement the Principle
Approach, but it takes a lot of self-study on Mom's part, so it's a little
here and there in reality. This year for us was really very
delight-directed, though we did accomplish lots of stuff when we look back.

We just nailed down our curriculum for next year... Prairie Primer for my
youngest (big time Laura fan... we did this curriculum when her big sis was
in 3rd grade and she was in 1st, so she doesn't remember & wanted to do it
again.) Our oldest will be doing Konos History of the World #1. She is
excited about the independence factor. I'm trying not to write notes all in
her book telling her what to do. THAT is hard, after 8 years of homeschool
planning! Having the girls work on separate things is something we haven't
done in a loong while.

Kim :-)

Blessings!

Becky in DE
----- Original Message -----
From: <Shirvani@...>
To: <FAMILIESnews@yahoogroups.com>; <Kenpokata007@...>;
<chestnutstreet1@...>
Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 12:43 AM
Subject: [FAMILIESnews] Eastern Shore Ballet and Redcross babysitting


> American Red Cross Babysitter Certification Course
> Learn basic First Aid, emergency procedures, rescue breathing, aide to a
> choking victim, recognizing illness, age appropriate feeding, game-play,
> diapering, responsibilities as a sitter and other basic child care.
> (There needs to be a minimum of six students for the class to go.)
> When:    Girls, ages 11 and up: Saturday, April 28th
>             Boys, ages 11 and up: Saturday, May 12th
> Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
> Cost: $25 - includes hand book
> Where: American Red Cross building on Emerson Avenue in Salisbury
> Register: call Suzanne Taylor at 410-546-9739
>
>
>
> Eastern Shore Ballet Theatre
> The Eastern Shore Ballet Theatre will offer a performance of "Snow
> White", "Ravel's Bolero" and "Trilogy" on Friday, April 20th at Wicomico
> High School at 9:30 am.  The cost of the performance is $2 per person.
> For more information or to register, call Suzanne Taylor at 410-546-9739
>
>
>
>    And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love
> and good deeds
>   Hebrews 10:24

Hi all!

My name is Becky, and I already recognize a few of you from the
members page (Hi Sherry! Hi Kim!)

I am married to my high school sweetheart (22 years) Darrell, and
have two daughters: Amy, almost 20 and a sophomore in college in GA,
and Katie, who will be 13 on Sunday.

We homeschool using Charlotte Mason methods, and find it has freed us
up immensely on expectations and frustrations. We're a bunch of
bookworms around here, anyway, so it fits us well!  :)

We attend the Dagsboro Church of God, where we are involved in many
ministries. We just concludes 8 weeks of revival, and plan to
continue it monthly as long as the Spirit directs. We got a new youth
pastor last week, and he is awesome! Very focused and organized. I
guess he needs to be... he has 6 kids!

Sherry, do you guys still do the stick ministry? It was awesome when
you did it for us! Masters Commision will be with us (I think their
stick ministry will be ministering also) on Easter Sunday for two
services... 8 and 10 AM.

Gotta run.... our 6 month old puppy has started having seperation
anxiety and cries and howls when crated at night... and it's driving
me BONKERS!

Blessings!

Becky in DE

We are homeschool parents of 8 kids - 5 down, 3 to go.  My wife and I
have been teaching both inside and outside of schools for over 20
years.
I have recently prepared a series of videos that teaches ALGEBRA.  If
interested in knowing more about these videos, please e-mail me at:
uncledan@...
                 Sincerely,
                 Daniel Suttin

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What:    Family Carnival Day
When:    Sept. 23, 2000
          1pm - 5pm
Where:   Milton Memorial Park
Contact: Rene Edwards  Miltonpack198@...



Friends of Scouting and Milton Pack 198 extends this
                Family Carnival Day
invitation to the residents of Milton and surrounding areas, as well
as to all boys ages 6 -11 and thier families. Come join the fun on
**Sept 23rd 2000**  at the Milton Memorial Park from 1 - 5 .

Family Carnval day welcome picnic. Tickets can be purchased at the
park for 25 cents each and hot dogs chip and soda can be purchased
for $2.00 per meal. Play games! Win prizes! Make Crafts! Meet a new
friend! Have fun! Hope to see you all there!

Hi Everbody!!

I am forwarding part of an email sent to me by a friend. She has written a
children's book and has just finished her website and wants everyone to see
it.   The book is about a special needs child. I think you will enjoy it.

Thanks,
Sherry


   The new web site is:
> http://childrensbookpamsy-specialneeds.com
>
>
I am hoping to reach more children with my
> book.  I have spoken to an AARP group in Dewey Beach, all second grade
> school children from two local schools, fourth graders from one school,
> and homeschoolers and their parents with great response from each!!  In
> June I was privileged to consult with two fourth grade classes and
> critique their books the teacher was "publishing" for them.  The
> newspapers have been very kind and publicity good.  I am available for
> speaking engagements in Delaware and surrounding areas.
>
>
> God bless each of you for your help in getting this book about getting
> along with those who are "different" out to more children.  I am working
> on a second book, but will need to have the first selling well before I
> submit.  Please feel free to sign the guest book and e-mail me through
> my site, if you wish.
>
> Have a wonderful weekend and thank you, again!!
>
> Pamela    :-)
> dpcwil@...
> http://childrensbookpamsy-specialneeds.com
>
>
>
>

----- Original Message -----

From: Roger and Sherry Smith

To: Delawarehomeschool@egroups.com

Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 3:11 PM

Subject: Re: [Delawarehomeschool] ot do

Rose,

 

I just joined Tri State last week. I have been in an umbrella group for three years, but have just decided to go out on my own.   We live at the other end of the state.  Near the beach.

 

I didn't feel I was really geting anything from the group. I do more with independant home schoolers then with the group.

 

How old are your children? Mine are teens!! (girls)  Most of our group was younger children. This will be our fourth year and I wish we had done it sooner.

 

Sherry

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From: Roger and Sherry Smith

To: Delawarehomeschool@egroups.com

Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 2:48 PM

Subject: Re: [Delawarehomeschool] ot numbers

Welcome Rose,

 

Here is the number for Tri State. They are a support group, not an umbrella group.  Just to let you know, you do not have to join an umbrella group. you can sign up with DOE as your own home school. They only require you to send in an attendance form. Tri State has a fairly full list of umbrella groups in their newcomers packet.

 

Where in DE are you located?

 

(302)- 322-2018

 

Sherry

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HomeSchool Hike
                              2000
Take the Trail Challenge with us and hike 15 trails in 10 Delaware state
parks over several weeks. After completeing all the trails you "win" the
"Golden Boot Award"(a patch and certificate) from De. Div. of Parks and Rec.
You don't need to complete all the hikes to join us. Feel free to join us on
1, 2 a few or all of the hikes.

Plan to meet about 1:45 at each park nature center unless otherwise noted.
"Rain Dates" are provided but may also be used in cases of extreem heat
during the summer months.
please make sure you bring adequate water and apropriate clothing/footwear.
The 5th trail (at Fort Delaware/Pea Patch Island) will be on a Wednesday
rather than Monday due to park scheduals
Please fell free to call me with any questions
Dawn (302) 424-1459

** please note this is a tenative schedual and subject to change depending
on weather conditions and other factors.
**********************************************************************
If heat/ humidity becomes to much of a factor as the summer wears on the
hike time will have to be changed to either midmorning or late
afternoon/early evening. If you are interested in the hikes please let me
know your time prefrence should a time change be nessasary during the summer
months.
**********************************************************************
  1. Pinelands Nature Trail, 1.2 miles
      Cape Henlopen State Park, Lewis De
      Monday, May 15, 2000 rain date: Wed. May 17
      2pm
Sand Dunes,unusual flora, wind swept pine woods and cranberry bogs along the
trail give hikers a great way to enjoy the natural world of the Delaware
Shore. trailside World war II bunkers provide a bit of history. Begin your
trek on this National Recreational Trail across the road from the Seaside
Nature Center.

  2. Indian Springs Trail, 1.8 miles
      Brandywine Creek State Park
      Routes 100 and 92, Rockland
      Monday, May 22, 2000 rain date Fri, May 26
      2pm
Find rhe start of the trail at the ear of the nature center. Following the
yellow markers, head down the hill toward Brandywine Creek, past an old
springhouse, and on to the riverbank. Continue along the river until the
yellow trail turns left and heads up a steep hill. The trail finishes by
taking you through a stand of towering tulip trees in the Tulip tree Woods
nature Preserve.

  3.  Sensory Trail, 0.1 mile
      Lums Pond State Park, Route 896, Kirkwood
      Monday, May 29, 2000 rain date: Wed. May 31
      2pm
Stop by the Nature Center and pick up a blindfold and tape recorder
(available Memorial day through Labor day).The aim of this short, wooden-
railed boardwalk is to let you use senses other than sight to experience
nature. "touch, sound or Smell" stations along the way are part of the fun.
Afterwards, remove your blindfold and enjoy the view of the "whale wallow" a
seasonally flooded coastal plain pond that is home to a host of interesting
plants and animals. the handicapped- accessible trail begins and ends behind
the Nature Center.

  4.  The Wetlands of Port Penn Trail, 1.5 miles
       on Rt 9, Port Penn
       Monday, June 5, 2000 rain date: Fri, June 9
       2pm
Begin the interpretive trail on rt 9, across from the Port Penn interpretive
center. On this easy, you can take a closer look at the relationship that
existed between the wetlands and port Penners in the past, and recognize how
the land continues to influence the lives of the people here today.

  ***5. Prison Camp Trail 0.8 mile***
      Fort Delaware State Park, Delaware City, Pea patch Island
     *Wednesday, June 14, 2000 rain date Sat. June 17
      2pm
In addition, to it's Civil War fort, Pea Patch island boasts the states
largest nesting site for egrets, herons and ibis. For spectacular views of
the birds, hike the nature trail that winds through the woods to an
observation platform overlooking the north side of the island. Begin to the
north of the fort. It's important to note that the boat to the island runs
from late April through September, and Wednesday through Sunday from Mid
June through Labor Day.

  6. Burton Island Trail 1.5 miles
      Delaware Seashore State Park, Rt 1 South of Rehobeth Beach
      Monday, June 19, 2000 rain date Fri. June 23
      2pm
             !!Bring insect repellant!!
Deer and foxes are abundant on Burton's island, and you may catch a glimpse
of one or the other! At the very least you can't miss signs that they're
around and proably waatching from the dense brush that lines much of the
trail. You might even spot some of the brown pelicans that are starting to
visit the state. Als expect some spectacular vistas of saltmarsh and
Rehobeth bay. this fancinating trail is best enjoyed during the spring and
fall when the ticks and mosquitioes are less aggressive. DON'T FORGET YOUR
INSECT REPELLANT!

  7. Sea Hawk Trail, 1.7 miles
      Holts landing State Park,
      seven miles west of Bethany beach, off Rt 26
      Monday, June 26, 2000 rain date Wed., June 28
      2pm
Start this short but interesting trail at the comfort stationas you are
looking at Indian River Bay  Ospreys, alias Sea Hawks, are always in the air
over the bay or are nesting in the tall pines. As you walk along the beach
you can see lots of sea life that had washed in on the tide. Turning south,
the trail goes through a once cultivated field that is reverting to the
forest. entering the woods you will see a change in the undergrowth with
lots of bay, poison ivy and green briar. the ponds in the woods are borrow
pits from road construction.

  8.  Hidden Pond Trail, 1.9 miles
      Brandywine creek State Park, Rts 100 and 92, Rockland
      Monday, July 3, 2000 rain date: Fri., July 7
      2pm
Pick up this white marked trail at the Nature Center Parking lot. Hike along
the banks of the brandywine, up and down hills, through large open meadows
and quiet shaded woods. The well named Hidden Pond is a favorite habitat for
amphibious creatures and deer are often spotted in the area. Enjoy the
springtime tapestry of wildflowers. Return past Salamander Run and exit near
the lower end of the Nature Center.

  9.   Rocky Run Trail, 2.0 miles
       Brandywine Creek State Park, Rts 100 and 92, Rockland
       Monday,July 10, 2000 rain date: Wed. July 12
       2pm
Begin at Thompson Bridge parking lot. Green Swatches mark the trail wich
crosses and recrosses Rocky Run. It makes it's way through pine forests and
open meadows and offers scenic river views. This trail offers a moderatey
difficult hike along steep slopes of the Brandywine.

10.   David English Trail, 2.5 miles
       White Clay Creek State Park
       Monday, July 17, 2000 rain date:Fri. July 21
       2pm
The park Office located on Thompson Staion Road is the starting point for
this energetic walk. You'll hike up the challenging hills to a tranquil
meadow with two farm ponds. The deep woods flora is abundant with wild
flowers and ferns. This was the home ssite of David English, a lease holder
of the William Penn family.

11.   Dune Overlook Trail, 3.1 miles
       Cape Henlopen State Park, Lewis
       Monday, July 24, 2000 rain date:Wed. Aug 26
       2pm
This trail begins across from the 24 hour beach accsess road, down dune
Road, past the campground and tower. Don't miss the three spurs along the
trail. Yhe first spur leads youi to a restored WWII observation tower, the
2nd leads you to the famous "walking dunes". At the tip of the 3rd you will
be surrounded on three sides by a facinating marsh.

12.   Pondside Trail, 3.2 miles
       Killens Pond State Park, Road 384, south of Felton
       Monday, July 31, 2000 rain date: Fri Aug 4
       2pm
Pine needles carpet the nature trail that winds along the banks of the
park's picturesque 66-acre mill pond. You;ll begin in the main parking lot
and hike through area that are surprisingly hilly for central Delaware.
observe the meeting of the northern forest and the southern forest and keep
your eyes out for the secretive river otter. in the winter, the pond is a
haven for geese and swans.

13.   Twin Valley Trail, 4.5 miles
       White Clay Creek State Park, Rt 896, north of Newark
       Monday, August 7, 2000 rain date:Wed. Aug. 9
       2pm
Starting from the main parking lot, this trail winds through portions of
White Clay Creek Natural Area. As you hike the hills and valleys, you will
pass the Mason-Dixon monument that marks the beginning of the 12 mile arc
that forms delaware's northern boundry. Enjoy the beauty of the park's
valley's, woods, and fields. This trail always gets high marks from hikers.

14.   Boundary Trail, 5.0 miles
       Trap Pond State Park, Rt 24, east of Laurel
       Monday, August 21, 2000 rain date: Wed. Aug 23
       2pm
Flat and easy to walk, this trail skirts 90 acre trap Pond and it's breath
taking woodland setting. It offers spectacular views of bald cypress "knees"
and trees, plus oppportunities to spot lilypads, turtles basking on lags,
plus the occational blue heron or white tailed deer. pick up the trail near
the park office..

15.  Swamp Forest Nature Trail, 7.5 miles
      Lums Pond State Park, Route 896, Kirkwood
      Monday, August 28, 2000 rain date: Fri Sept.1
      2pm
This trail circles 200 acre Lums Pond, which was built by the Army Corps of
Engineers to hold water for the locks of the origonal C&D canal. The main
strting point is by the pond near the nature center but there is access from
many points along the loop. Hike through woods and field and across 26
bridges. keep your eyes open for beaver, fox, deer, muskrat and large wading
birds. Be ware that following heavy rain this trail remains very wet.


Monday, Sept 4 potluck "We did it!" picnic at Killens Pond ?

Call the state parks directly for directions from your home to the park.

BrandywineCreek (302) 577-3534
White Clay 368-6900
Lums Pond 368-6989
Fort Delaware/ Pea Patch Island 834-7941
Port Penn Interpretive Center 836-2533
Killens Pond 284-4526
Cape Henlopen 645-8983
Delaware Seashore 227-2800
Holt's Landing 539-9060
Trap Pond 875-5153






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Hi all,
My sons have discovered the trails at the state parks and are
determined to "hike" them all. So.... I'm inviting anyone who likes a
good walk to come and join us.
The plan(according to my son) is to have hiked/walked all the paths
in all the state parks by the end of summer or early fall.
Come join us on one, two, a few or all of the hikes/walks! ( My legs
may hate me for this LOL)
I have every Monday free from now until the beginning of fall so
Monday will be our day to get moving.
Our first hike/walk will be Monday(the 8th) at Cape Helopen state
park in Lewis. I'd like to get started by 10ish because it's cooler
(and easier on the little ones). After the walk/hike we can check out
the nature center or whatever :-)
Let me know and I'll let you know where to meet us.
Dawn

In a message dated 1/4/2000 9:01:04 PM Mid-Atlantic Standard Time,
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<< Delawarehomeschool@onelist.com >>
Hello...
I own SwimMasters of Delaware and we are setting up swimming lessons and swim
programs at Newark Boys/Girls Club for Homeschool as well as Daycare/Private
School Programs.  Last spring we ran a very successful program for North
Wilmington Home School Association at Towne Estates Aquatic Center in
Wilmington and beginning in January, we are setting up programs in the Newark
area.
The Newark Boys/Girls Club has time slots available during the
mornings/afternoons. It is a 6 lane, 25 meter heated indoor pool with large
gameroom/classroom space so special activities for groups can be done at the
same time as the swimming classes.

For example, last spring, while the preschool kids were having their 45
minute swim lesson, the older kids were having a math class with one of the
moms and some were doing creative writing, etc.  Once the preschool kids were
done with their class,changes, dressed, etc., they did some activities while
the older kids got changed.

We also can have some programs ( water exercise/ swim lessons/CPR/FirstAid)
for the adults at the same time we are holding classes for the kids.

Please contact me for additional information about programs for your group.

Karne M. Reilly-Morton
836-6464 - Boys/Girls Club
762-6652 - SwimMasters of Delaware
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From: SwimDel@...

Hello...
I own SwimMasters of Delaware and we are setting up swimming lessons and swim
programs at Newark Boys/Girls Club for Homeschool as well as Daycare/Private
School Programs.  Last spring we ran a very successful program for North
Wilmington Home School Association at Towne Estates Aquatic Center in
Wilmington and beginning in January, we are setting up programs in the Newark
area.
The Newark Boys/Girls Club has time slots available during the
mornings/afternoons. It is a 6 lane, 25 meter heated indoor pool with large
gameroom/classroom space so special activities for groups can be done at the
same time as the swimming classes.

For example, last spring, while the preschool kids were having their 45
minute swim lesson, the older kids were having a math class with one of the
moms and some were doing creative writing, etc.  Once the preschool kids were
done with their class,changes, dressed, etc., they did some activities while
the older kids got changed.

We also can have some programs ( water exercise/ swim lessons/CPR/FirstAid)
for the adults at the same time we are holding classes for the kids.

Please contact me for additional information about programs for your group.

Karne M. Reilly-Morton
836-6464 - Boys/Girls Club
762-6652 - SwimMasters of Delaware

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Hello...
I own SwimMasters of Delaware and we are setting up swimming lessons and swim
programs at Newark Boys/Girls Club for Homeschool as well as Daycare/Private
School Programs.  Last spring we ran a very successful program for North
Wilmington Home School Association at Towne Estates Aquatic Center in
Wilmington and beginning in January, we are setting up programs in the Newark
area.
The Newark Boys/Girls Club has time slots available during the
mornings/afternoons. It is a 6 lane, 25 meter heated indoor pool with large
gameroom/classroom space so special activities for groups can be done at the
same time as the swimming classes.

For example, last spring, while the preschool kids were having their 45
minute swim lesson, the older kids were having a math class with one of the
moms and some were doing creative writing, etc.  Once the preschool kids were
done with their class,changes, dressed, etc., they did some activities while
the older kids got changed.

We also can have some programs ( water exercise/ swim lessons/CPR/FirstAid)
for the adults at the same time we are holding classes for the kids.

Please contact me for additional information about programs for your group.

Karne M. Reilly-Morton
836-6464 - Boys/Girls Club
762-6652 - SwimMasters of Delaware