When it comes to teaching math, some homeschooling mamas and papas have to stifle an inner groan. Many of us had bad experiences with this subject when we were in school, and we're reluctant to pass on that attitude to our bright-eyed kids. This is why it's especially important that the math …
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Teaching the Curriculum of Generosity
It's easy in the homeschooling lifestyle to get consumed by the details--the box-checking, the curriculum, the feeling of being "behind," the never-ending chores. But deep down inside, we know life offers so much more to us and our children. We just don't have the time to see it. Yet if …
Preschool Counts
"When did you start homeschooling?" "Well, my daughter's only three, so I'm not sure it really counts yet." I've heard this conversation many times since I began the homeschooling journey a few years ago. In fact, I even attended my first homeschooling conference when my boys were both …
Waldorf Education: Is it Right for You?
A few years ago I had never heard of Waldorf education. I eventually had my first introduction through the blogosphere--as many mama writers raved about Waldorf's philosophies and values. Perhaps you're experienced in Waldorf methodology and practice--if so I hope you'll share with us in the …
5 Homeschooling Reads to Encourage You
Ever feel a tad overwhelmed by all the homeschooling research and information out there? Sometimes we know we're making the right choice in educating our kids at home. They're learning, thriving, and right on track. But in certain seasons, self-doubt swoops down and threatens to envelop us. …