Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Written by Sarah Mackenzie of Amongst Lovely Things No one likes to be outnumbered. If you’re in a soccer match and the other team has more players on the field than you, it feels like defeat before you begin. I don’t just have more children than I do hands- I have more children than I do …
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Written by Alecia Baptiste. My children are now ages 11 through 19, and homeschooling has greatly changed for us over the years. I don't have babies or toddlers running around the house. Everyone is reading fluently and independently. Sometimes I forget how challenging homeschooling was in …
Written by Anne Bogel of Modern Mrs. Darcy. Kids love to do real, meaningful work. The kind with actual value, risks, and consequences. Too often, they don't get to — because as parents, we don't let them. Obviously not every kid is begging to make dinner, nor is every parent saying no. But …
Written by Heather Caliri I was the kind of new mother who read discipline books when my child was too little to hold up her head. Let’s call that well-prepared instead of terrified, shall we? My first foray into discipline books was Positive Discipline. Among other things, the author, Jane …
A virtual field trip to London, England ~ Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool Nearly three weeks ago our family flew across the ocean to England. My husband Steve grew up in York, so much of our time has been spent up north visiting grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins as part of our …
