Eclectic homeschooling involves meshing different educational philosophies and methods into something that works for your family. As a result this will look different from family to family. We are featuring a series of interviews with eclectic homeschoolers to show how varied eclectic homeschooling can be. Meet Laura! Why did you…
Eclectic homeschooling involves meshing different educational philosophies and methods into something that works for your family. As a result this will look different from family to family. We are featuring a series of interviews with eclectic homeschoolers to show how varied eclectic homeschooling can be. Meet Erin, an eclectic homeschooler/unschooler…
Eclectic homeschooling involves meshing different educational philosophies and methods into something that works for your family. As a result this will look different from family to family. We are featuring a series of interviews with eclectic homeschoolers to show how varied eclectic homeschooling can be. Meet Gemini Eclectic Learning! Why…
Eclectic homeschooling involves meshing different educational philosophies and methods into something that works for your family. As a result this will look different from family to family. We are featuring a series of interviews with eclectic homeschoolers to show how varied eclectic homeschooling can be. Meet Jocelyn from the Unlabeled…
Eclectic homeschooling involves meshing different educational philosophies and methods into something that works for your family. As a result this will look different from family to family. We are featuring a series of interviews with eclectic homeschoolers to show how varied eclectic homeschooling can be. Meet Haley Hord! Why did…
Eclectic homeschooling involves meshing different educational philosophies and methods into something that works for your family. As a result this will look different from family to family. We are featuring a series of interviews with eclectic homeschoolers to show how varied eclectic homeschooling can be. Meet Shalom Home Academy! Why…
When my children were young we enjoyed spending a lot of time exploring other countries with hands-on activities. Kids just seem to like getting their hands busy with doing something as they learn. As my kids have grown older, the need for hands-on activities has lessened. We like to finish…
Have you ever wanted to pick a name for your homeschool? Try out this Homeschool Name Generator to get some ideas. Simply type in three different things about your homeschool and click submit to see your homeschool name. Don’t like it? Enter three other things about your homeschool until you…
Yesterday as my daughter was completing her mental math problems, she started to pretend to make a video about how to do the problems. This isn’t something unusual for her, but I thought she was doing a good job explaining her mental process using the Singapore method. So, here is…
Free homeschool curriculum is always a good thing, right? From February 1-15, the Homeschool Curriculum Reviews website is having an amazing contest! You can win gift certificates and curriculum from places like Math Mammoth, Art of Problem Solving (my personal favorite), CurrClick, IEW, All About Spelling, Veritas Press, and much…
