Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
4 Reasons to Ditch Multi-Tasking in Your Homeschool for Good ~ Written by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane It was actually a diet book, more than 8 years ago, that helped me see "bad days" as helpful data. Of course objectivity is tricky in the moment, when tears are flowing or a conversation's …
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Historic Homes: The Perfect Place for a Field Trip ~ Written by Amber O' Neal Johnston When my oldest daughter was very young, I didn’t regularly pursue opportunities to visit historic homes. In fact, it wasn’t on my radar at all. But eventually, our field trips became predictable and a bit stale …
4 Tools for Teaching Times Tables at Home ~ Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins A note from Jamie: If you feel discouraged by your homeschool right now, please check out my course, Homeschooling with Purpose. It's open through this Friday, and I'll walk with you live to design a homeschool you …
Next Wednesday I'll be interviewing my friend Kara Anderson about Long-View Homeschooling for my Introverted Moms' members and I'd love to have you there! We'll be chatting about keeping the end in mind, even in the midst of the day to day. Weekend homeschool links: Today I Went On …
8 Easy Ways to Enjoy Poetry in Your Homeschool ~ Written by Amber O' Neal Johnston of Heritage Mom In winter I get up at night And dress by yellow candlelight. In summer, quite the other way, I have to go to bed by day. This stanza from “Bed in Summer” by Robert Louis Stevenson was the …
