Written by Shawna Wingert of Not the Former Things This week's FEATURED SPONSOR is Ivy Kids, and I've found that each time I mention them here, I'm sure to hear from those of you who are die-hard fans! These unit studies are based on kids’ books, & each month you receive the book & ALL the …
The Joy of Homeschooling Middle School
Written by Purva Brown of The Classical Unschooler I will admit that the beginning of this school year was a tad terrifying. After all, I was going to be homeschooling three children! I had poured my heart into creating curricula and teaching my first two, and now I had to do the same with my …
How to know if you’re doing enough
Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool This week's FEATURED SPONSOR is Be Naturally Curious. Simple Homeschoolers worldwide love their downloadable mini-courses: Created by professional scientists/nature lovers, these are super-inexpensive and ideal for K-5th grade, teaching concepts …
I quit homeschooling once
Written by Kara S. Anderson I quit homeschooling once. I remember the day actually - it was two houses ago now, and I was pacing in my living room. I had my sleeping 1-year-old held to my chest in a baby sling, and it was cold, because it was December and that drafty Victorian was always …
Weekend homeschool links
Weekend homeschool links: How I (finally) got my son writing Fairy tales with a twist (a fun printable list to take to the library!) The arts may help students remember science lessons It's not always forward - mothering a regressive child Wins that look like losses 2 years ago …
