Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool Dear fellow introverted moms, Since mid-2017 I have spent hours and hours typing the deepest parts of my heart out onto a Word document. Now it's 2019, and in just a few months these words will be printed and on the shelf--a thought that is both …
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A homeschooling parent’s self care rhythm: a treat for each day of the week
Written by Kara Fleck My 2018 word of the year was HOME. However, just a few days into last year and my resolution to focus on home and DO ALL THE THINGS started to make me feel overwhelmed and discouraged. A quick look at my daily bullet journal entries showed me that I was focusing on some …
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3 resolutions your homeschool needs
Written by Purva Brown of The Classical Unschooler "This might be the first year I will not be making a single new year's resolution," I announced to my husband recently. He seemed nonplussed. "Good," he said. "About time." "But I think it's sad that I've become so cynical," I retorted. …
What’s surprised me most: The hidden benefits of homeschooling
Written by Shawna Wingert of Not the Former Things My fifteen year old son is taking several classes outside our home this year. Japanese, Language Arts, Marine Biology, Political Controversies Throughout History, and Guitar. Honestly, I was not sure how he would do. This is a child who has …
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5 things your kids want you to know about homeschooling
Written by Kari Patterson I recently sat on the couch with another homeschooling friend and discussed the kind of moms we want to be. There's so much pressure out there to be more and do more, to hustle, hurry, achieve. But I always find myself returning to this simple question that helps center my …
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