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JuliaT
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3 children
2nd grade, K and pre--K
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Kelly
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Six, including the PK-er. However, big kids do a lot of online work, plus 16yo is dual enrolled. Younger kids do most everything together except Math and Latin.
Kelly in FL
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Erin
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Six children:
the ninth grader is my little sister who is living with us at present, this is a different situation altogether.
a seventh grader, 5th, 3rd, 1st and pre-schooler.
We do alot of work together, although maths is separate and the 9th and 7th grader do some work individually.
Some days the pre-schooler doesn't join in.
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I am TRYING to teach ds who is 8(almost 9) and dd who is 3(almost 4). I am not doing a lot with dd but she sure does pick up a lot from the little I can do with ds..
Anne
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oh, and ds would be third grade...
Anne
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11yo girl - Year 7 (6th grade)
8yo girl - Year 4 (3rd grade)
Baby joins in happily so long as she is cuddled 
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Dh Michael,  Rachel(3/95) Hannah(8/98) Naomi(6/06)  (11/07)
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We are schooling 5 plus a pre-schooler, but I hardly count her as time "in school". I am pretty loose until 2-3rd grade.
1.ds (grade 11)
2.ds (grade 8/9 - we're not sure
3.dd (grade 6)
4.dd (grade 3)
5.dd (grade 1)
If you are counting time, I am still very much on call for my oldest who is attending college locally. No, I don't help him with his "schoolwork", but just about everything else  Some days I am ready to REALLY graduate him.
Time-wise, my second son and middle daughter take a major part of my time, since they have developmental issues.
Blessings,
Stephanie
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Cathmomof8
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5
10th ds
8th ds
6th ds
3rd dd
1st ds
3.5yo wildman doing pweeeeschooow and beautiful baby distracting us. Seems most of my time right now though is going toward the 17 yo senior in public school - college info, fincancial aid info, ACT, SAT, college visits, pushing him to study, lines, lines and me seeming to care more than him about it all! YIKES!
Theresia-wishing this morning she had a maid sigh One more cup of coffee and then......
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2 (6 and 5yo)
plus 2 littles (and 1 on the way)
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Thank you amazing, wonderful, excellent, self-sacrificing mothers for writing and sharing your family dynamic. Seeing all of the names makes me think what a big *family* we are. I feel like I'm a little more connected.  It's awesome, isn't it, when you actually write it out, to consider what we are doing? 
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4 children:
8th
6th
1st
K
and keeping 2 yr old out of school and 3 mo old's reach
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8th grade/13
4th grade/9
1st grade/7
pk/4 just enough to keep her convinced she is included
...and one 18mo. old messing everyone else's stuff up!
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MaryMary
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Oops, got in late on this one!
I'm a relatively new homeschooling mommy with a first grader, and preK dd.
MAry
Mom 2 3 
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10 yo. boy (fifth grade)
6 yo. boy (first grade)
3 yo. girl (preschool)
and the baby (10 mos.) crawls about tries to eat anything she finds and pulls books from the shelves! 
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Homeschool all four
oldest son is in 7th grade
oldest daughter is in 5th
second daughter is in 2nd
youngest son is in 1st
However, I try to teach the older two together w/ science, nature study, history and Latin
Same w/ the younger two...I try and teach as much as I can together. So I consider I have two "sets" to teach.
~Becky
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Homeschooling 3~
16yos- 11th grade
14yos- 9th grade
11yod- 6th grade
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Tracy Q.
wife of Marty for 20 years, mom of 3 wonderful children (1 homeschool graduate, 1 12th grader, and a 9th grader),
homeschooling in 15th year in Buffalo, NY
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I have 4
dd16 11th grade
ds13 8th grade
dd 9 4th grade
dd 6 1st grade
God Bless
Robynn in Lancaster, CA
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4 school age students:
1st grade
3rd grade
5th grade
7th grade
My 7th grader works independently much of the time. My 3yo likes to do schoolish things at times.
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8 year old 2nd grader (still some 1st grade stuff)
5 year old K
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wife to Ben (10/94),
Mama to LB ('98)
Michaela ('01)
Emma ('03)
Jordan ('05)
And, my 2 angels, Rose ('08) and Mark ('09)
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One 11 year old daughter in 5th grade.
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