Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Jamie Martin, editor of Simple Homeschool I want my kids to have a childhood. A living, breathing, mud-between-toes, romping-in-woods, staring-at-the-sky childhood. A secure foundation setting the stage for a secure life. The gift of childhood. I allow my kids to slowly unwrap it each day …
The disappearance of childhood and what we can do to get it backRead More
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The following post is written by contributing writer Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. I'll go out on a limb here and say that the majority of parents who've homeschooled more than a year or two start thinking about creating independent learners. Once our kids have mastered the …
How to foster independence in your homeschool studentRead More
The following is a guest post written by Rozanne Dioso-Lopez of Tomfoolery & Shenanigans. Prep lesson work for three children. Draw a topographical map of North America on the chalkboard. Plan a felting craft for a 4-year-old. Bake a loaf of bread. Gather materials for a project on …
Starting a real-life fitness regimen as a homeschooler (and how to keep it up)Read More
The following is a guest post written by Hannah Vanderpool of Praying with One Eye Open. Let’s face it: Life is hard regardless of where one lives, and humans have a tendency to focus on what is wrong in the world. When my family and I moved to a rural area in north India, we expected to …
