It is Pride Month. How should homeschoolers respond?
Take a Quiz to Discover the Best Way to Homeschool
Try out our updated Homeschool Philosophies quiz! Answer questions to see which homeschool approach fits […]
When You Know Homeschooling Was the Right Choice
Recently, my family and I were driving home after a birthday dinner at a neighborhood […]
Kitchen Projects with Kids
This project was not just a fun exercise or a way to fill my children’s day. These projects build fine motor skills, math and reading skills related to reading a recipe for readers, and the ability to follow directions. Most of all, activities like this help my children explore the creative process in a way that allows for mess and mistakes.
Unschooling in an Eclectic Homeschool
I am unschooling my children. Unschooling is defined by people in different ways. Some may […]
Moving from Canada to California
Last school year we made a major change. We moved during the school year from […]
Homeschooling Memories
I love homeschooling and the memories it has brought to my family. When this topic […]
Social Skills: The Great Homeschool Advantage
I was recently asked about homeschooling and social skills by someone who wasn’t familiar with […]
Go for the Gleam
Go for the gleam in the eye. In education, we often end to focus on […]
Power to the Parent
Homeschooling gives power to the parent. Parents are really pretty knowledgeable creatures, after all. They […]