3 lessons learned from moving and homeschooling ~ Written by Purva Brown of The Classical Unschooler I always thought of myself as the settling down kind, so this third move in three years comes as a bit of a surprise. But when life throws you a juicy mango alongside the proverbial lemons, you …
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Patience, Kindness, and Vitamin D: Permission to trust your gut
A note from Jamie: You guys? It's Melissa's launch day, and her new book, Permission Granted, is GOLD! If you enjoyed Introverted Mom, you will ADORE her story-telling style. I could barely get through any chapter of it without crying (the good, "someone else also gets it?" kind of tears). It's the …
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5 simple strategies to combat anxiety
Written by our newest contributor - Colleen Kessler of Raising Lifelong Learners (Welcome, Colleen!) "But what if the sun explodes while we're still living? It's old, and stars eventually die a fiery death, taking everything in their path along with them. That means the Earth -- and us -- will die …
How to thrive during a busy homeschool season
How to thrive during a busy homeschool season ~ Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley of My Little Poppies I am a huge introvert. Huge. As an introverted homeschool mama, I have always felt my best when our weeks were filled with ample margin. I treasured that glorious white space in my weekly …
Why you should consider ditching your set start time
Written by Kara Fleck This year in our homeschool the Fleck Academy is trying something new: no set start time. That’s right, we’re ditching it. The kids begin their lessons whenever they want to. And it hasn’t evolved into total chaos. No, seriously, it’s been a positive thing. All the …
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