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Written by Jamie of Simple Homeschool Ya'll, I can't seem to escape Little House. Is this some kind of disorder or syndrome?! After our year of Little House in 2013/2014, I honestly thought we were done with it. We'd read the series twice start to finish (once when the kids were 6-8; once …
Cook your way through Little House (with a free printable plan)Read More
Written by Kara Fleck. Remember how I told you part of our summer learning was going to include a mini-math intensive? Well, I did it, friends: Math Week! And we all lived to tell the tale. Well, okay, as I write this we have one more day to go, but the week has been a good one and I'm …
Written by Purva Brown of The Classical Unschooler Our family falls off the homeschooling wagon sometimes. I know that might come as a shock to you. Homeschooling moms have an innate ability to assume that everyone else is more disciplined than their own family. So let me disabuse you of that …
Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool When we first began homeschooling, workbooks represented two things I desperately wanted to avoid: an impersonalized learning system and the idea of fitting all children into the same box/grade level. We had a few workbooks on our shelf, but I only …
Written by Purva Brown of The Classical Unschooler It's that time of year again. When April rolls around, it's as if we all take a nice, deep breath. Spring has finally arrived. The winter doldrums are over. The burnt out feeling is gone and we are ready. Eager to start another year. Hope …
5 questions to ask yourself before buying curriculumRead More
