Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley Did you know that reading aloud is the most important part of your entire homeschool day? It's true! It almost seems too simple, doesn't it? But reading aloud is one of the best things we can do for our children's future academic success. Would you …
THIS is the most important part of your homeschool dayRead More
Written by Sarah Small of SmallWorld at Home I keep counting on my fingers, so I must be right: we are beginning our 13th year of homeschooling. Thirteen years! And I have to be honest—I’m not always exuberant about starting back. It isn’t that I want to send my kids to school or anything like …
10 ways to adjust your attitude when you’re homeschooling for the long haulRead More
Written by contributor Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers You've purchased all your curriculum. You've stocked up on pencils, paper, and glue sticks. You've stockpiled enough manipulatives to outfit a small school. Now, what are you supposed to do with it all? Where are you going to …
This giveaway has now ended. Thanks for entering! Not long ago we had some new friends over to play. My kids eagerly gave the mom and her children a tour of their rooms and of our house in general. Later, when the mother and I were alone she said, "Your kids have no toys! I've never seen …
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Contributor Amida writes for Journey Into Unschooling This summer, my oldest child went off to college for the first time at thirteen. Wearing a backpack filled with a simple folder, a couple of pencils, and enough food to survive the night if need be (two sandwiches, two fruits, two thermoses …
Celebrating high school independence (Back to School Week)Read More
