Celebrate Learning
A portion of our school year has come to an end. We closed 24 weeks with a party designed to celebrate the kids, who were dressed in their best and appetizers picked by the finest of palates, a bunch of Classical Conversation students.
Nearly 400 pieces of information later . . . we celebrated.
The past semester’s artwork was displayed.
The artists stood nearby to explain their creations.
The grandparents are to be applauded for their infectious enthusiasm and gracious compliments.
Willow (my camera) captured solidified friendships.
And precious affections.
I attended our Classical Conversations Celebration as both a mom and a tutor. I couldn’t have been more proud of what all my students accomplished.
One tired little girl held on due to the important task of holding mommy’s flowers.
It was a good night.
And a simple post . . . because that represents Classical Conversations.
A stick in the sand. That is all you need to teach classical education.
But . . . we aren’t done with our learning. To be continued . . .
Awesome! Congrats on completing your CC year 🙂 At some point, I would love to hear more about your experience as a tutor. I’m wondering if this is in my future…
I’d love to share. I’ll be honest — it was hard . . . but it also forced me to get involved. I would probably do it over again, being a tutor my first year. My recommendation to you would be to start learning your timeline song this summer as you are driving around in the car. That will help you out tons. But being a tutor allows you to pay for your kids to go– so it was a no brainer for us.
What fun! I love when the kids get to show off their work! We just had our last coop week yesterday and all of the kids got to preform a music piece I loved it!