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Read your way to a love of math ~ Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool For the past few weeks we've explored math study from a different perspective, asking two important questions: Why do we do what we do when it comes to this subject? Are there other valid approaches to consider? Past …
Read your way to a love of math: 50 titles for ages 4-12Read More
4 ways to encourage delight-directed learning ~ Written by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane A stack of Sport Fishing from 1992? When my mother-in-law handed over a pile of 23-year-old fishing magazines, I wasn't exactly thrilled. We don't fish. Have no interest in fishing. My house is already …
Written by Shawna Wingert of Not the Former Things. This has been a crazy season for my family. Well, even more crazy than usual I guess. My oldest son, who has High Functioning Autism, was also recently diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that causes chronic pain and fatigue. My youngest …
Written by contributor Anne Bogel of Modern Mrs. Darcy At my house, we've decided to take a "summer break" this year—or at least that's what we're telling our kids. When they're off their regular school schedule (you know, the one where they start their school days with math at 9:00 a.m.), it …
Simple ways to create a content-rich environment this summer (and why it matters)Read More
Jamie Martin, editor of Simple Homeschool, also blogs about motherhood at Steady Mom This post is part of an ongoing series about the educational philosophy Leadership Education (also known as A Thomas Jefferson Education.) "Core Phase is the basis of a life. A good Core Phase naturally provides …
Core Phase: Creating a solid foundation for ages 0-8Read More
