Nate “The Education Man” Osbourne

The Lowreys are quite the bunch, as Grandma put it, “We would beat out Honey Boo Boo,” Officially the most lively family I’ve sat down with and great way to begin finishing out the summer. They picked out the My Set for the two youngest here.

Came across the Prins family and they got a zoo in there. A miniature pet store of sorts. Showed off some sets to Mom and she really took to the Explore & Learns, makes for good homeschooling and hands on material.

Hanging out with the Moores last night was awesome. They really took to how our Early Learning Library is something that grows up with the kids. Also took us a minute to clear up some space on the kids’ tablet for the Global Academy apps. Fun times.

Another day, another cool family. I personally understand how awesome it is having parents that hype up your education. Tim & Angie are those kind of awesome parents that are giving their kids a leg up with the Advantage Books.

This was one hilltop of a family, with an eager dog to boot. Take a good look, they’ll be having fun with words.

The Thompsons were another family I had the pleasure of meeting that get the value of education and starting early, even if it means starting small.

I’ve met a surprising amount of Elementary students who read at middle to high school level this summer. One of them being from the Williams family. They picked up our Topic Source to be a one stop shop for future essays/papers. It might also make for fascinating reading material.

It’s always great to meet families that are all in to their education. Whether it’s building an early foundation or saving time with the harder that comes up next. Hanging with the Nolascos was a great way to end last week.

This wasn’t the Guldin family’s first time being visited by Southwestern. Last time around, living somewhere else, they were all in for the fun facts of the Ask Mes. Now, a little older and with some new additions, they let me help them finish up the Early Learning Library collection.

I met Mr. Lemus on Independence Day, I happened to show just the kind of books he was looking for, Bilingual baby books. He was in the market for a Numbers book, now he’s also got Colors, Shapes, & Words too! Just goes to show you never know what’s behind the next door.

Have you ever had that one cool uncle that saw something awesome and bought it as a gift for you. Well, if you haven’t, here’s Leo! He picked up the bilingual My Books for his little nephew. Didn’t I tell you, cool uncle!