Written by contributor Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. A couple of weeks ago, I had finally saved enough money to do something that I'd wanted to do for several months - get my two younger kids laptops. We don't spend a lot of money on curriculum and, now that they're both in …
Archives for August 2013
What Helen Keller and our time in the Philippines have in common
This month I'm blogging from the Philippines on behalf of Love146. You'll understand today's post more if you've also read the others: Education that nurtures, education that heals The abolition of child trafficking and exploitation, nothing less. How to talk to your kids about …
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4 back to school resolutions to keep in mind this year
Written by contributor Amida of Journey into Unschooling. She really did buy 24 tubes of glue sticks. For many of us, it is Back to School season, and with it, all the hopes, relief, and excitement of a fresh start. In a way, it is like the beginning of any cycle, be it the New Year, new house, …
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Back to school encouragement and inspiration
It's refreshing this year that I don't have any back to school series or giveaways planned for this space. Nada. Sometimes we all need a change, right? But for those of you in need of a little back to school encouragement and inspiration, I've compiled all the back to school posts written here in …
Feeling overwhelmed? How to turn it around.
This post contains affiliate links. Written by Lisa Grace Byrne, founder of WellGrounded Life, and author of the newly released book, Replenish: Experience Radiant Calm and True Vitality in Your Everyday Life. There’s an epidemic of overwhelmed and depleted mothers in our culture. And the way …