Homeschooling Middle School: What’s The Same vs. What’s Different
…between trying to be cool and still enjoying the things they did when they were little. Even if they’d still like to play Candy Land, they’ll never admit it. That…
…between trying to be cool and still enjoying the things they did when they were little. Even if they’d still like to play Candy Land, they’ll never admit it. That…
…patient. Love is waiting for your children – littles to young adults – to unfold, to bloom, in their own time. When they are little it means giving them time…
Written by Caitlin Curley of My Little Poppies So there is this thing that happens when you homeschool, but it doesn’t happen right away. At least, it didn’t for me….
Written by contributor Sarah of SmallWorld at Home Homeschooling high school. Those three little words can alarm the calmest parents. I have seen the stress cross their faces and watched…
…to their little brother, because those things are totally within their ability to do again. And we want them to do just that. “Finish the job.” This is a hard…
…social media work. And next week I begin undertaking two-days a week of studying myself. We have discussed how this year we will have a little more structure to help…
…Schoolhouse, which works well for her in this season of her educational life. We began using Trail Guide to Learning (Paths of Settlement) in January of this year and have…
…favorite titles in children’s literature. The magazine is published six times per year, and is a one-woman production, being written, photographed and self-published by Annie Riechmann of Bird and Little…
Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley of My Little Poppies I’ve mentioned before that our family takes a structured summer break. I didn’t set out to be a year-round homeschooler. In…
…I for that matter. After traveling the world in my teens and 20’s, I hadn’t left the Midwest for nearly a decade. It was time for a little sand between…
…it. I do. Because I was that mom. So here is what I recommend to parents wanting to get started with homeschooling their little ones: Read The absolute No. 1…
…little more to try new things like sending him into the store by himself to buy milk. Her son is grown and thriving, so obviously it wasn’t detrimental to his…
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