Fighting monsters in the upside down world of unschooling
…the memory bank of the family. And he’s right. But I do more than just remember. I plan, organize, take care of the little details like calls to customer service…
…the memory bank of the family. And he’s right. But I do more than just remember. I plan, organize, take care of the little details like calls to customer service…
…understand how they start out like squishy little peaches, and you feed and water them, and then one day they’re taller than you are and are “borrowing” your shoes. That…
3 Awesome Benefits of Gameschooling ~ Written by Cait Fitzpatrick Curley of My Little Poppies Christmas week is upon us and I don’t know about you, but I am excited…
…to succeed in whatever path they’re led to in the future? Through the thoughts and beliefs we nurture we model to our little ones life’s possibilities. We model what we…
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…quite a bit on structure, so my homeschool plans reflect this. Part of this is preemptive: I also have two other little ones, a business to run, a book to…
…do a little math and piano practice. Then, we hit the trails. We are fortunate to live close to conservation land (but the research shows that all greenspace heals- so…
…into my schedule each year. 1. To get information At the very first conference I attended, information was extremely valuable. I knew little about homeschooling, so I hung on to…
…internet can be powerful tools, but be sure to give them personal experience when you can. Added bonus? You’ll find out a little more about what your kids interests are,…
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