6 things I love about homeschooling
…to spend with my kids. It’s a combination of the quantity, added to all those little moments that make me feel so blessed to be spending my life with these…
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What counts as homeschooling?
…every rectangle in the house = math. Don’t apologize if you need to keep track of these things in a formal manner. Some of us are wired that way. If…
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Simplifying school (and life) at the holidays
…if not more. Take these unique holiday moments to engage your children in acts of goodwill toward men. Bake cookies, build gingerbread houses, make presents for friends and family, learn…
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Q&A Friday: What if your child could only learn one lesson?
…multiple household tasks to juggle. All these categories place demands on our time, and in one way or another we need to devote energy to them. But sometimes we lose…
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Weekend links: Home for the holidays winners & coupon codes
…3. Fairy house & solar construction kits from Imagine Childhood Winner: Tabitha Zehner, who said, “My kids would love these! I have two very hands on learners. One of which…
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Weekend giveaway: Sparkle Stories
…company Martin and Sylvia use at their house?” Seven-year-old Martin and five-year-old Sylvia are the main characters in one of Sparkle Stories most popular storylines. This homeschooled (woot-woot!) brother and…
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The best part of homeschooling: Enjoying them
…still snoozes; the cat snores softly on the couch. The house is almost perfectly quiet. There is not one single toy visible to me, not even a Lego guy head….
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Skimming the cream: 5 family projects to cultivate gratitude
…so afraid,” I wrote this: “When Sage was two he loved to ride in a big blue backpack on his mama’s back. He slept at [Grandma and Grandpa’s] house without…
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5 things I need to remember about homeschooling this time of year
…immunological illness. It has changed every single thing about his life and mine. What he eats, how we prepare for trips out of the house, the amount of rest he…
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What They Don’t Tell You About Reaching the Finish Line of Homeschooling
…get this right. But now I believe success in homeschooling looks less like crossing a finish line and more like spending a decade crafting a lighthouse on the shore, creating…
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What does ‘inspire, not require’ really mean?
…dose of chaos from having a four-, three-, and two-year-old in the house. I spent what felt like long days in survival mode – starting to teach the basics of…
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10 homeschooling stereotypes (& their rebuttals)
…what goes on in our house daily. I probably thought the same when I first researched homeschooling, and while it may hold true for some, this type of environment and…
