Weekend homeschool links:
- The homeschooling movement on Instagram looks so dreamy, but how realistic is it? (Honored to have been interviewed for this article on Parade.com!)
- Not every homeschooler wants to be an entrepreneur
- Reading aloud to kids who can’t sit still
- How to survive your child’s birthday party as an introvert
- The psychology of homeschooling with a toddler
- This week on Instagram: Sharing my heart about how we long for guarantees as homeschool moms
- 4 years ago on the blog: Get your kids hooked on Shakespeare with 5 easy steps
- A homeschool day in the life with an 18-month-old and 5-, 16-, 17-, and 18-year-olds
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If plowing through a math or science textbook does not fit your teen’s learning style, look into the interactive classes from My Fun Science.
Each online course is taught live by teachers with a Christian worldview, perfect for homeschool families wanting to outsource your STEM curricula. And right now all Spring 2020 classes are on sale through the end of October!
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Why is it so hard to trust the process?