Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
This post contains affiliate links. Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool and Steady Mom Jonathan (age 9 at the time) and I sat side-by-side at the dining table, filling out his new compass--discussing what he'd like to learn about in the next six months. We reached the section that …
Girl books that boys love, boy books that girls loveRead More
This post contains affiliate links. Enjoying a bit of pretend play at Alnwick Castle in Northumberland! Enjoy this week's homeschool links: The house that I built :: From contributor Amida Lee of Journey into Unschooling Mud pies and green spaces - why children do better when they …
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
This post contains affiliate links. Enjoy this week's homeschool links: Mommy fails: What our days are really like :: From contributor Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane Morning time and how it can change your homeschool :: edsnapshots 5 steps to creating your own personal retreat :: …
Written by Diana Stone of Diana Wrote All homeschool days are unique - but ours are perhaps even more so than most. My daughter Bella is 5, and an unexpected only child. While so many of us (with good reason) scoff at the constant mention of socialization and homeschool, that issue bears a little …
Diana’s homeschool day in the life (with a 5-year-old)Read More
