How to add more play to your homeschool (and not feel guilty)
Written by Caitlin Curley of My Little Poppies From history to language arts, math to music, and everything in between, don’t miss Cait’s full list of games for every subject!…
Written by Caitlin Curley of My Little Poppies From history to language arts, math to music, and everything in between, don’t miss Cait’s full list of games for every subject!…
…dreaming about the next year. But this year, that kind of planning feels a little bit… fraught? At this time last year, I had just launched a new book (afflink)…
…one February knows those are longggg days — helps to shake things up a little and makes the month go faster. Well . . . a little faster. Deciding exactly…
For many of us, February marks the middle of our homeschooling year. Halfway through, and spirits begin to sag. In many locations, winter clouds hover overhead, preventing little bodies from…
…and be free from school stress. They would grow up to be emotionally healthy adults with every chance to succeed. Then we hit the first roadblock: ME. Having little children…
…us today. Check out her blog Fearless Homeschool for more inspiration from down under! Tell us a little bit about your family. Hi! My name’s Kelly, and I’m married to…
…little detour was wasted time (and money!), but he learned a valuable lesson. Nurturing his passion plus some diligence and persistence, will help him get where he wants to go….
…gets a little murky. Should I put desks in my basement, stick up a flag, and start the day with the pledge of allegiance? Perhaps–or maybe there’s a way to…
…that while your little one feels excited because they’re being allowed a bit of screen time, they are actually learning to read! And the 4 week free trial (no credit…
Cait’s gameschool day in the life ~ Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley Hello, Simple Homeschool friends! I am writing this post a little early this year, as I am traveling…
…Daniela’s “taught from Italy e-course” begins July 1st ,and you can get 10% off if you sign up before June 30th! Our family loved using Little Passports to explore the…
…this philosophy both enlightening and freeing. 2. A Children’s Museum Children’s museums are perfect for little ones because they represent hands-on, experiential learning. We have a yearly membership to our…
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