Ideas for a homeschool mystery day
Written by contributor Rachel Wolf of Lusa Organics and Clean This summer I’m reviving one of my favorite homeschooling traditions. Mystery Day. Mystery Day begins with a simple set of…
Written by contributor Rachel Wolf of Lusa Organics and Clean This summer I’m reviving one of my favorite homeschooling traditions. Mystery Day. Mystery Day begins with a simple set of…
…other critical life skills our teens desperately need to succeed in life. Recently I was reflecting on some of these areas, both for my own teens and also teens I…
…“Okay you homeschool, but what do you DO every day?” It seems like a huge mystery to non-homeschoolers that we self-compose our days, somehow proceeding without the structure school imposes….
…the day. Sometimes I even go back to sleep for a little while. Tuesday – READ ALL DAY Obviously, I have homeschooling and household obligations, so it isn’t really “all…
…little boxes. (Thank goodness!) In real life, one thing naturally leads to another. So take 15 or 30 minutes to join in with your kids’ interests today. Do some online…
…nearby parks, or in colder months museums or plays. We have loved our Friday Fun Days! Morning Time — This ritual involves starting your day with “the good and the…
What to say to your kids on hard homeschooling days ~ Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins Last Monday, I woke up to find a pool of water on our kitchen…
…task well without making them do it every day. I’m excited about showing my kids another skill this summer that they’ll take into life with them as they get older….
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…a look at my entry fourteen years ago as we were preparing for Christmas. The kids were 9, 6, and 4. November 19, 1998 Today was a good day. Meg…
…Not only does singing bring joy and lightness to our days, but learning songs also helps develop vocabulary and language skills. Singing through the day is a wonderful way to…
…rock hard. It’s hard to do ordinary life things right now. Forget about homeschooling. Or working. Or – gasp!- attempting to juggle both and do all of the ordinary life…
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