Weekend homeschool links:
- How to balance multiple age levels effectively
- Ready to move beyond standardized tests? MIT researchers think so.
- How to build your child’s vocabulary (with printable stories/activities)
- Can we please stop using “just-in-case” as a rationale for teaching useless skills?
- How homeschooling is ruining your differently-wired kiddos
- To share with your kids: Secrets of the Lego Factory
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Kari’s homeschool day in the life (with a 5-month, 9- and 12-year old)
