We had the best kickoff to our Heal the World Book Club earlier this week. My heart did a happy, bubbly dance when Newbery Medal winner Sharon Creech, author of our first book club pick The Unfinished Angel, sent a personal message to our club participants!
Since the month has only just begun there’s still time for you to join and see for yourself all we have planned to inspire yours this winter: videos, a mentoring guide, weekly Instagram challenges, a theme song–oh, I love sharing good books! Details and free registration here.
Weekend homeschool links:
- Because we don’t have time to be busy
- On finding your homeschool tribe
- 10 ways to beat anxiety like a ninja
- Montessori winter play dough tray
- 10 go-to resources for history
- Self-care during tumultuous politics
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Melissa’s Homeschool Day in the Life (with a 3-, 6-,9-,10-,13-, and 16-year-old)
