Written by Hannah Vanderpool of Praying with One Eye Open. We’re in the living room. Two of the kids are stretched on the couch and they’re tugging a blanket between them, though they know better than to wear it out further. The middle boy sits on the loveseat. He smiles and flops himself …
Archives for February 2015
Those little things I miss
Written by Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. You know how everyone is always talking about the things you're going to miss when your kids are older? When you're knee-deep in diapers and toddler tantrums, sometimes you don't believe those older moms. I'm not going to lie to you - …
Giveaway: $250 credit to the Oak Meadow Bookstore
This giveaway has ended. Thanks for your interest! Welcome to today's giveaway--sponsored by Oak Meadow! An overview from Deb Holman of Oak Meadow: "Yearning for the educational freedom and flexibility to explore your interests, talents, and passions? Oak Meadow’s progressive, experiential …
A different way to look at math
Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool and Steady Mom Like many of us, I have a complicated relationship with math. I like math. But I don't like how it's usually taught. I grew up naturally good at math in school. The subject made me feel powerful, and eventually I was offered …
Weekend homeschool links
This post contains affiliate links. Enjoy this week's homeschool inspiration: How to add child-led options to a traditional homeschool approach (a podcast) :: From contributor Angie Kauffman of Real Life at Home The importance of reading aloud to big kids :: Read Brightly Still human. …