Homeschooling and homesteading
…We model this hunger for knowledge to our children day after day. They see us ask questions and seek answers again and again. 3. We know where our food comes…
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How to homeschool your own heart this year
…everyday, commonplace stuff of life where we are transformed from the inside out. Where we find freedom, purpose, and joy. Our ordinary days transform our lives. And after all these…
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A clean slate: One simple habit to help your homeschool this year
…follow the FlyLady app and commit to doing whatever she told us to do, no questions asked. I’m not exaggerating: It’s changed our life dramatically. The first 11 days we…
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Giveaway: $111 US history book package from Dover Publications
…brings history to life for young readers with engaging, action-packed entertainment. These illustrated tales combine fictional and real-life characters in settings of landmark events from the past. The Revolutionary War…
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What if you make a mistake?
Written by contributor Jessica Fisher of Life as Mom and Good Cheap Eats It’s a weighty responsibility that we undertake, teaching our children at home. We put ourselves in the…
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3 ways to maximize summer learning without doing school
…kids all those life lessons that often slip through the cracks of academia during the school year. Don’t let these summer days go to waste: Let’s equip our kids for…
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9 Ways to Raise Resilient Kids
9 Ways to Raise Resilient Kids ~ Written by Colleen Kessler of Raising Lifelong Learners Your children might be skilled, talented, funny, and brilliant. But if they’re not resilient, persistent,…
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Intentional Mediocrity: The Homeschool Not To Do List
…writing this realization in my journal that day: “I can’t be awesome everywhere. I can’t ‘bake in the Wow’ in every area of life.” Truth: Some things have to be…
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Celebrating high school independence (Back to School Week)
…realize that I didn’t just send my son on his way without preparation (although at that moment, it certainly felt that way). In the course of our day to day…
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How reading Anne of Green Gables helped me chill out as a parent
…changed me. And perhaps Anne (with an “e,” of course) planted seeds in my life that later grew into a pretty full harvest–seeds of adoption, of love for books, of…
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Weekend links: for your pantry & your sanity
Coming to you with two weekend ebook links today–for your pantry and your sanity, a good combination, right?! For Your Pantry My friend and fellow blogger, Mandi Ehman of Life…
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8 things I’ve learned about education in my 20 years of motherhood (UPDATED!)
…but having seen all three of my little people (currently ages make that 21, 20, & 19) through the infant/toddler/preschool phase of life I can adamantly say that they each…
