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What says summer more than boy legs sticking out from under blueberry bushes?! 😉
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- What a red dye sensitivity means for our family :: Life Your Way
- 40 favorite audiobooks for kids :: Modern Mrs. Darcy
- What do grown unschoolers think of unschooling? :: Psychology Today
- 5 homeschool planning and organization posts :: Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
My recommendations this week:
If there’s any book I’d recommend reading before you head back to homeschool, it would be this one.
Even just the first chapter is enough to give me a homeschooling pep talk any time of the year when I begin to question or doubt what we’re doing as a family.
A recommendation for good pencils might seem strange initially, but only if you’ve never had the frustration of a pencil that won’t properly sharpen. I only ever buy Ticonderoga since I first discovered them, and they’re pre-sharpened too.
I used this to spray paint the top and drawers of Trishna’s battered old wooden desk this morning. At $4 a can I can think of a lot of cool places a homeschool family could use this around the house & have an instant chalkboard!
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“Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence.” ~ Robert Frost
Raising chickens and the art of project-based learning
