Homeschooling on an Empty Tank ~ Written by Amber O’Neal Johnston from Heritage Mom Having a relaxed family schedule with plenty of time to rest and recharge is one of the many reasons my husband and I wanted to educate our children at home. We try to foster a healthy, balanced, and enriching …
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Finding Daily Awe in Difficult Homeschooling Seasons
Finding Daily Awe as We Grow Through Difficult Homeschooling Seasons ~ Written by Debbie Douse of An Adventurous Education I started the year listening to the clinking of glasses as the nurses and doctors welcomed in 2024, sat by the bedside of my stepdad in intensive care. Next to me was my …
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Stealth Homeschooling 101
Stealth Homeschooling 101 Written by Lusi Austin from That Homeschool Life Over the years, 'are we doing enough?!' questions have plagued my mind, especially during challenging seasons. We might not have been able to cover what we wanted. Perhaps we had grand plans of visiting places that we …
A Letter to My Child Who Has Failed
I Want You to Learn; A letter to my child who has failed ~ Written by Kari Patterson My dear child, You might be 3 or 5 or 14 or 17. The details will vary, but my posture toward you never will. I know you feel it right now, that feeling we fear most, the feeling we avoid at all cost: …
When My Photo App Helped Me See My Homeschool Truth
When My Photo App Helped Me See My Homeschool Truth - Written by Erin Vincent of Nourishing My Scholar You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step." ~ Martin Luther King Jr. I had been feeling a bit low about our homeschooling for a couple of weeks. You see, things had …
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