Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Resilience: 5 ways to make your homeschool disaster-proof ~ Written by Kari Patterson For many families in my area, the first day of school included evacuating their homes. Due to COVID-19, schools in our area are online for the time being, so just as families were preparing for the steep …
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3 ways to overcome back-to-school overwhelm ~ Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins This will be our family’s sixteenth year homeschooling. That is a sentence I can’t quite believe, but math and history tell me it is true. This year we’ll have two elementary schoolers, two high schoolers, one …
Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley Some people have always wanted to homeschool their children; it has always been a part of their plan. Other people land here, suddenly and without warning. I call these homeschoolers the "suddenly, unexpectedlies." I fall into the "suddenly unexpectedly" …
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Written by Kara S. Anderson A few weeks ago, I made a commitment that we were going to finish the last six weeks of school STRONG. We were going to buckle down on math, and finish the things that were lingering out there. I was so serious, that I put it on Instagram. I wanted some …
Written by Colleen Kessler of Raising Lifelong Learners Springtime is finally here in Ohio, and I'm so grateful. Winter seems to have lasted approximately 472 days. Okay. Not really. It just feels like forever since we've been able to consistently get outside and enjoy the warm sun beating …
