They just got back from a rainy and cold boyscout campout. They're laying under a blanket together watching Indiana Jones and working out comedy routines...even at their age (12) this is perfectly normal.

They just got back from a rainy and cold boyscout campout. They're laying under a blanket together watching Indiana Jones and working out comedy routines...even at their age (12) this is perfectly normal.

That's so cute. Are they identical twins?

I have b/g twins who are almost 5 and they are inseparable at times. It's been a fun 5 years :lol:. I also have a 6 year old boy.

My brother and sister are twins as well. I am so thankful my twins share such a strong bond, for now. :wink: All 3 of mine are currently downstairs building a SUPER huge GeoTrax setup w/ daddy. Have to love rainy Sunday afternoons!!!

I always wanted twins. I thought it would be so cool. :yay:

My twins are very fraternal. They are not at all alike, but are close. They don't know the meaning of "there's no one to play with". They've always had each other...That is until they go out, when they are with outher kids, they don't hang out together.

They just got back from a rainy and cold boyscout campout. They're laying under a blanket together watching Indiana Jones and working out comedy routines...even at their age (12) this is perfectly normal.

Please consider Boy Scout Troop 908.

Please consider Boy Scout Troop 908.

Where is that out of?

I would have loved for skillet to be twins.
except when college rolled around.

I would have loved for skillet to be twins.
except when college rolled around.

I only hope for two in college with the way we're struggling through middle school math. There are definitely no scholarships in our future!

I only hope for two in college with the way we're struggling through middle school math. There are definitely no scholarships in our future!
you dont know that for sure.
one of these days something just migh click and there will be no more struggle.
I felt like a math teacher for her 5th and 6th grades, now she is sailing through advanced with no problems.

you dont know that for sure.
one of these days something just migh click and there will be no more struggle.
I felt like a math teacher for her 5th and 6th grades, now she is sailing through advanced with no problems.

I'll waiting for that little miracle!:buddies:

you dont know that for sure.
one of these days something just migh click and there will be no more struggle.
I felt like a math teacher for her 5th and 6th grades, now she is sailing through advanced with no problems.

Did you teach her the same process her teacher did? I'm just wondering if it's ok to teach your children a different way other than the teacher's, or will they be more confused.

most the time I would teach her the same way that the teacher did so her work would be right.
That being said, there were times where I taught her the way I had learned something when I just couldnt figure out why the teacher was teaching a specific way. Not often though, how you come to an answer is almost as important as the answer itself in most cases.