It’s still hard to believe, but Jonathan and I recorded a podcast episode about how surreal it is for our family to reach the very end of our official homeschooling journey!
Weekend homeschool links:
- Does Your Child’s Spelling List Make Sense?
- Eclectic Homeschooling Curriculum: Pre-K and 4th grade
- But, We Should Be Homeschooling Right Now
- One Thing a Homeschool Mom Must Do
- What Are The Qualifications For Homeschooling A Child With Special Needs?
- 9 years ago on Simple Homeschool: Teaching Kids to Bake: The Results (so wild to revisit this now that this boy is grown and graduated and touring the country as a lighting director!)
- In case you missed it this week: 8 Homeschool Myths That Make Me Smile
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