Written by contributor Sarah Small of SmallWorld at Home Let’s face it. Very few of us are completely untouched by public opinion, whether it’s barely beneath the surface or just an occasional niggling feeling. Even the most die-hard unschooler must wonder at some point: Are we on the right …
methods & philosophies
Simplifying our Homeschool by Using a Curriculum
Written by contributor Heather Bruggeman of Beauty That Moves Deciding to use a formal curriculum isn't always a popular choice. Admittedly, I felt like I was cheating a little bit. But I'm going to be honest and tell you, I've added hours to my day by handing over the task of coordinating …
Painting Wet on Wet: Waldorf Watercolors for Children
Written by Sarah Baldwin of Bella Luna Toys and Moon Child Wet-on-wet watercolor painting is a technique taught in Waldorf schools and enjoyed by many homeschoolers. It’s a satisfying artistic experience, and the beautiful results can be turned into lovely gift cards, book covers, paper lanterns, …
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How to Use the Library in Your Homeschool
Written by Simple Homeschool contributor Renee Tougas of FIMBY. At the start of our family's homeschool experience I felt uncertain about this journey. I questioned my skills as a mother and teacher, wondered how my children could learn "all they needed to know" at home and how we could possibly …
The 4 Phases of Learning in Leadership Education
Written by Jamie Martin, editor of Simple Homeschool and founder of Steady Mom When I was first began learning about homeschooling, I stumbled across the book Better Late Than Early by Raymond and Dorothy Moore. The authors' premise is that delayed formal academics often fit better with the …