Nurturing Your Child for Success
…delicate little plant, aside from stimulation, stands mainly in need of freedom.” I like the plant analogy, especially here at the beginning of spring. Our innate desire to learn is…
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5 questions for a more connected new year
Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins I used to think New Year’s resolutions were really stressful. Even picking a word of the year felt like a little much: You mean I…
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Weekend homeschool links
…:: From contributor Angie Kauffman of Real Life at Home A little parable for the 21st century :: A Thomas Jefferson Education Read-Aloud Revival Membership site :: Amongst Lovely Things…
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FREE BOOKS! Today’s best Kindle freebies for your family
…Little Moments, Big God The Wonderful Roundabout: Stories for Kids Growing the Good Life The Secrets of Droon (for ages 7-10) The Puppy Place: Goldie (for ages 7-10) The Illegal…
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Preschool Counts
…develop reading and math skills than children from a secure family background. So the years we spend investing in our little ones matter. 2. The Natural World Photo by Tiffany…
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3 ways Christmas can inspire our homeschool
…festive activities. I must admit we started our winter break rather spontaneously last Thursday, mid-day, after math and before language arts. I needed to get the house cleaned and decorated…
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Curious about Unschooling?
…my first little guy, was old enough to start school, I said no. And while my homeschooling friends trudged through expensive curriculums, we … did other things. In our home…
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10 unique, educational stocking stuffer ideas
Written by Caitlin Curley of My Little Poppies I absolutely adore the holiday season, but I dread all of the stuff that comes with it. I’m not talking about cookies,…
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Should I Homeschool Or Not? – Part Two
…To Take Your Time. All in all in the U.S. we have a plethora of resources. With a little initiative, finding support and input will never be your struggle in…
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Vacations and Field Trips for Children of Varying Ages
…amusement that fits most of the group. The teenagers may yawn a little at something they’ve outgrown, but they can be encouraged to help the littler ones for whom the…
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Gameschooling: How to add more games to your homeschool routine
Gameschooling ~ Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley of My Little Poppies Do you want to know one of my favorite homeschool perks? Come closer and I’ll let you in on…
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Art and Creativity in the Great Outdoors
…wonderful book full of nature craft ideas and instructions. Inspired by a book about fairy houses, my niece whipped up this little abode. My favorite part: the nutshell bowls filled…
