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Blog postWeekend homeschool links: ‘You need a vacation, mama’ 10 funny picture books that will have your kids laughing out loud Spring cleaning Life of Fred Sale (Save up to 50%, yay!) We can all be good at math (and other surprising facts about learning) Show your kids this inspiring invention Or try making these handprint shrink dinks Featured Sponsors: If you need fresh inspiration to make it to the finish line of the homeschool year, may I recommend the fun history activity books from
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Blog postWritten by Shawna Wingert of Not the Former Things.
This time of year makes me so happy.
Spring is in the air. We are finishing up our school year and anticipating summer activities.
This time of year is also when many of us homeschoolers start to plan and purchase curriculum for next year. It’s one of my favorite parts of homeschooling. I get starry eyed just thinking about the scopes and sequences, the planning forms and the boxes of beautiful books on the doorstep. -
Blog postWeekend homeschool links: A strengths and weaknesses approach to homeschooling Dear naysayers, Your socialization argument doesn’t hold water Silent E: Teaching kids the whole truth 20 freedoms homeschool parents forget Ken Robinson: Why Dropping Out of School Could Actually Help Your Kid Show your kids this journey of the snowy owl Or give this recycled bubble art a try! This post contains affiliate links, which means I receive a small commission from some of the links on this pag
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Blog postWritten by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool
I was 12-years-old when I first began to starve myself.
I don’t know why exactly. Just that it made me feel in control, and being thin brought positive attention my way. That subconscious choice launched a decades-long struggle with food, eventually morphing into bulimia, depression, anxiety.
A deep love for my own kids finally helped me turn the corner in my relationship to food and begin to make peace with it. -
Blog postWritten by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane.
It was Nature Day, and the kids were happily scattered across the property, smeared with mud, rosy-cheeked from the fresh air, happily lost in the world of all things wild.
I came through the back door and into the kitchen to get some water. As I stood at the sink I was vaguely away of some cereal bowls on the counter, but paid little attention. (A few dirty dishes aren’t exactly out-of-the-ordinary around here.) Suddenly, something -
Blog postWeekend homeschool links: Mom, is that really guilt you’re feeling? Mr. Rogers is going to be on stamp – YES! Elementary school triples recess time & the results are incredible Books to help kids learn about autism Basic life skills to teach your kids Show your kids sacred geometry in nature And I couldn’t love this car wash idea idea more!! Featured Sponsors: Do you hope to give your kids a classical education, but never received one yourself? Take a peek at Mentoring in the C
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Blog postWritten by Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers.
I used to joke (except it wasn’t entirely a joke) that my job in our early years of homeschooling was to hover near my oldest and say, “Do your work” every few seconds.
Having a child (or two) who struggles with attention and focus can be challenging, particularly as they move into the middle and high school years. The teen years are when most of us hope to start seeing our students transition to independent lear -
Blog postIn today’s post: Scheduling your Homeschool, Saying Yes to God as a Family, The End of School, Taming the To-Do List, plus several more deals on Kindle and audio! Click through to download.
All of the resources below were available free or on sale at the time this post was put together, but keep in mind that Amazon freebies/deals change rapidly, so don’t wait to download those that interest you. I’d also recommend double-checking that the price hasn’t changed before clickin -
Blog postTell me you’ve already bought your copy, yes?! Because for homeschooling mamas and papas, Sarah Mackenzie’s new title, The Read-Aloud Family, is an absolute must-have!
I found myself wanting to highlight inspiration on practically every page – and it includes perfect booklists for those with toddlers or teens, & every age in between.
Weekend homeschool links: 5 ways to encourage independent learning Rice shake Easter egg decorating All you need is love bombing Help -
Blog postWritten by Kara Fleck
Clucky, worn out, coming apart at the seams. I use my homeschool binder almost every day and it is in sad shape. It is heavy and crammed full, to the point where using it can be perilous thanks to a bent prong. I live in fear of it popping open and raining out papers all over.
It is a three inch binder with papers in the pockets, loose in different sections. Thanks to that bent prong I mentioned earlier, I cannot turn pages smoothly.
This isn’t wo
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