Stopping What You’ve Started
Written by contributor Amida of Journey Into Unschooling Recently, my kids wrapped up their science lesson from the previous weeks. They had a little mad science action going on as…
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3 things I’m quitting in our homeschool this year
…consisted of Little Women, Moby Dick, and Hamilton: the Revolution. After giving myself a mental pat on the back (“this amazing child obviously gets her love of reading from her…
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Rachel’s Homeschool Day in the Life (with a 6, 8, 12, & 15-year-old)
…along. Meri and Abi may listen in and out as they want, and have little projects at the table to keep them busy and happy. Eliza and Ammon literally laugh…
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Raising an Independent Learner
…to prod a little more or help them plan a little better. Eventually, they will be fully responsible for every aspect of their day. Anything I can do now to…
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For the homeschool mom who never wanted to be a teacher
Written by Shawna Wingert of Not the Former Things When I was a girl, I used to have a little cupboard, all to myself, in my grandmother’s dining room. I…
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5 ways social media helps me homeschool
…day I looked up Simple Homeschool on Facebook. That one little search bar moment led me not only to this site (incidentally, I still cannot believe that I am fortunate…
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A guide to navigating the homeschooling community
…our eyebrows, give a little shake or nod of our heads, and give you knowing smiles. Sometimes we turn our backs on you because you are a different breed of…
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Purva’s Homeschool Day In the Life (with a 4-, 7- & 8-year old)
…of set mealtimes, the overindulgence in screen time. Monday mornings bring us back on track. Sigh. There is such beauty in the hope of a new week. So that little…
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Heal the World Book Club
…the world together: one day and one page at a time. “Little things are indeed little, but to be faithful in little things is a great thing.” ~ Mother Teresa…
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Alicia’s homeschool day in the life (with a 3-, 8-, 11-, & 14-year-old)
…full of enthusiasm about our new fall routine. In winter, though, things are different. We’re all a little tired from the holidays. It’s hard for me to get motivated after…
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3 powerful reasons to slow down in your homeschool
…plays out with homeschooling. Every strength can also be a liability, so we’re wise to take a sober evaluation of how our quirks might adversely affect our little scholars. For…
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Tomatoes and timelines: Giving our homeschoolers room to bloom
…little flowers curling up; giving up. Meanwhile, in a corner nearby, our hot peppers have gone absolutely bananas. One plant really took off, and we’ve had more hot peppers than…
