Homeschooling: Ideas to Celebrate New Year’s Eve

Homeschooling: Ideas to Celebrate New Year’s Eve
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Welcome to the sparkliest time of the year—New Year’s Eve. It’s a time for reminiscing and cherishing memories from the past year and welcoming in the new year with shouts of good cheer and toasts to prosperity for the year to come.

Spend some time in the days leading up to New Year’s Eve learning about the traditions of the holiday, enjoy quality time together celebrating family, and plan your celebration. Let the countdown begin!

Learn About Auld Lang Syne

The popular New Year’s Eve song, “Auld Lang Syne,” which means “Old Long Since” or the days of long ago, is based on the poem of the same name written by Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1788. The song is about cherishing longtime friendships and taking time to reminisce together. “Auld Lang Syne” has a long, fascinating history that will take your kids on a journey to Scotland: the land of legends, majestic mountains, ancient castles, scenic railways, and home to the world’s first floating wind farm.
Karen Doll
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Karen Doll is a freelance writer and homeschooling consultant based in the small village of Wassergass, Pa. She enjoys writing about homeschooling, gardening, food and culture, family life, and the joys of chicken keeping. Visit her at AtHomeWithKarenDoll.wordpress.com
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