Annie will be going back to her primary school to complete her primary schooling, she will be in year 6, the year they get them to practise SATs and them take them.
The plan was that she would go back, but secretly I was hoping she would stay at home with me.
We have really enjoyed our 6 weeks together, she has built up her confidence, we have learnt so much, but in reality done little 'school work' and yet education has taken place.
There has been lots of baking, she follows recipes of quite complicated cakes with little or no input from me. This is Maths and Science at a basic level, the measurements, timing, sourcing ingrediants, temperatures, what tools to use,, cleanliness and hygiene, looking at healthy options for food, exercise and so on.
She has written stories using
Story Starters by Karen Androla 
she has done some Math in text book and online, what has jumped out to me was how she struggles at Math, she is apparently on per with where she should be at her age, but is going to have to work hard to make it a level 4.
I feel if she comes out then, I need to go back to basics, I want her to be comfortable with Math, not dreading it.
At the Moment I'm looking at
Math Mammoth specifically the blue series which is topic based rather than level based.
I have just drafted a rough plan of when I want 36 weeks, starting in the September of 2013, since I have a son in high school, it will follow alongside for the most part his school holidays, although we will have extra time.
Planning will be key, as for me it's the only way it will work, as these 6 weeks have shown that having ideas is not enough, a lot of time is wasted.
I'm seriously considering the file crate idea, the best place I've read ablout it is at
By Sun and Candelight dawn the author is so organised!
The Americans call them file crates and they seem easy to buy over in the US, but here in the UK I'm struggling, I've found this at
Staples
It doest look like it comes with the suspension holders though, it's just got the groves to hang them on, so I'm looking for something a bit cheaper.
