Monday, December 14, 7 pm, ONLINE MASH is hosting a FREE online Zoom event intended to address your questions about writing and submitting your January Homeschooling Progress Reports. There will be a presentation followed by an opportunity to ask questions. MASH Advisory Team member Rachael Fecyk-Lamb has had some discussions and email correspondence with the Manitoba Homeschooling Office Government Liaisons about the requirements for the […]
Online webinar via ZoomThursday, August 20, 2020 7 pmWith Rachael Fecyk-Lamb Rachael will each explain how she uses the Manitoba curriculum documents as a resource for homeschooling (planning, teaching and reporting). She will show you where the documents are found and which parts of the documents she finds useful. REGISTER HERE
Tuesday August 18th, 7 pm via Zoom While you may think of Hallowe’en as the spookiest time of the year, for homeschoolers there’s an ever scarier date: September 1, the deadline to submit your Homeschooling Student Notification Form. As homeschooling parents, we are required to submit this form to a provincial government liaison annually. Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be painful or frightening. In this […]
While we call ourselves “homeschoolers,” most of us are actually out in the world as much as we’re at home. We gather regularly for playdates, field trips, lessons, travelling, exploring, learning, and having fun. Self-isolation affects our community as much as any other. By way of continuing to offer vital support and information sharing, MASH presents a series of online conversations geared to connecting our […]
Thinking of taking the plunge into homeschooling? Join us for an online conversation:Wednesday, April 1, 7 pm Are you considering homeschooling? Curious to know how it really works? This is the session for you if…-your children are nearing school age, and you’re looking at options.-the traditional school model isn’t working for your family, and you want to know what else is out there.-you’re just curious and […]
Monday, February 10th, 202011 am – 2 pmSt. Vital ParkToboggan Run and Shelter Bring your lunch and a toboggan for a day of winter fun with other homeschool families. This brand new, accessible toboggan run area features a fire pit, two slides (of differing height, accessible by stairs or ramp), a heated shelter and heated bathrooms. Dress warmly, and we’ll see you there! Please note […]
Perspectives on Preparing Notification Forms and Progress Reports A panel of homeschooling parents will share their successes and challenges filling out Notification forms and Progress reports. Mon, January 27, 2020 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM CSTSt. Boniface Library131 Provencher Boulevard REGISTER FOR THIS FREE EVENT HERE Bring your questions, concerns and comments to contribute to the discussion. Multiple grades and styles of homeschooling will be […]
Student Vote October 16, 2019 Looking for an opportunity for your kids to experience the voting process firsthand and practice the habits of active and informed citizenship? Dive into the 2019 Federal Election, and join us for a student vote. MASH will be hosting an official Student Vote Poll! Wednesday, October 16, 12-3 pm C2 Centre for Craft 1-329 Cumberland Ave (Across from Calvary Temple […]
Hello Homeschooling Families, We invite you to join us for a fun, informal gathering to kick-off another year of schooling at home. Make some new friends and connect with a diverse and supportive community dedicated to learning and growing outside of school. Wednesday, September 11, 201911 am – 2 pmAssiniboine Park, Nature Playground Bring your lunch and spread out your picnic blanket with us. All ages and […]
Weaving Reconciliation into Homeschooling with Kathy Mallett Thursday, November 29, 2018, 7-8 pm Windsor Park Library, 1195 Archibald (next to Bonivital Pool) What is reconciliation? Can this concept be part of homeschooling for all ages and grades? This workshop will hope to answer these questions. Space is limited. Spots still available. RSVP HERE. Kathy Mallett is a proud descendant of First Nation and Metis […]
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