Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Written by Sarah Mackenzie of Amongst Lovely Things. Three school-age kids, three toddlers. Sometimes I wonder if my blog’s name should actually be Amongst LIVELY Things. :) Let me give you a little background on us. We’re classical homeschoolers in the CiRCE sense- meaning that we believe …
Sarah’s homeschool day in the life (with twin 1-year-olds & a 2-, 9-, 11- and 13-year-oldRead More
Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool and Steady Mom Welcome to the 5th annual homeschool day in the life series here on Simple Homeschool! It's time for my favorite season on this blog--and yours, too, if past comments hold true. I love January in this space--because it's when we get …
A homeschool day in the life – Jan 2015 on Simple HomeschoolRead More
The following is a guest post by Charity Hawkins. As soon as possible after we finish school in the spring, I like to sort through all the piles of papers and clean up the clutter from the past year. And by “I like to,” I mean, I dread it, but I make myself do it, and feel so much better after …
The following is a guest post by Sheila Petruccelli of Sure as the World. Summer is planning time at our house. The upcoming year seems expansive, exciting and full of possibility -- the towering piles of books, papers and post-its scattered everywhere are tangible proof of this. For the most …
The following is a post by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane. One simple schedule-switch worked wonders for us. One of the main reasons we homeschool is to have the freedom and flexibility to "go with" what life brings and what needs and situations present themselves, so we're far from rigid. …
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