Written by contributor Hillary Boucher When I think about homeschooling I usually focus on my children. What are their needs? What makes them tick? What peeks their interest? What would support their growth and build skills and confidence? I usually don't spend much time thinking about …
Designing big plans to work with your every day
Written by contributor Hillary Boucher We homeschool and take breaks year round, but there's something about starting fresh in the fall. Using fall to jump start new learning experiences is woven into the fabric of our culture and experience. It's the perfect time to do some big picture …
Uncomfortable unfoldings (0n patiently waiting for milestones)
Written by Hillary Boucher of infinitely learning When you look back on your life it is easy to pick out milestone moments. It's different for everyone, but learning to ride your bike or learning to drive are probably easy memories to recall. Milestones are peak experiences that define a …
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Always a novice: Homeschooling my first born
Written by contributor Hillary Boucher of infinitely learning When I was pregnant with my first born I thought I had a pretty clear idea of what it meant to be a parent. After he was born I learned quickly that he came with his own personality and needs that didn't necessarily fit into my …
Piecing Together a First Grade Education (2012 Curriculum Fair)
Written by contributor Hillary Boucher of infinite learners Ages of my children: 7, 4, & 1 Educational philosophies I pull from: Unschooling, Literature-based, Enki, Montessori We are a young homeschooling family and have only recently started to explore formal curriculum. In the early …
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