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Blog post7 Things to Keep in Mind While Homeschooling ~
Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins
As I’m writing this, it’s June. My oldest kiddo just graduated from college. (!!!) My second oldest just finished his first year of college, too.
All six kids of my kids are home for the summer, and the youngest four will be homeschooling (still, again, always) in the fall.
So while we have this little break from regularly scheduled activities, I’m thinking a lot about what we want o -
Blog postCalling Jane Austen fans: Haley Stewart’s newest book on Jane (afflink) is such a brilliant concept that I only wish I had thought of it myself!
Weekend homeschool links:
Growing Gardens with Kids (includes free printable garden journal) Wonderful Under the Sea Themed Homeschool Morning Basket 8 Ways to Encourage Spelling Success The Good LEGO Samaritan (my daughter Trishna created this Lego animation of the beloved parable!) The Benefits of Playing Board Games This Sum -
Blog post4 Reasons Why We Love Using Unit Studies In Our Homeschool ~
Written by Erin of Nourishing My Scholar
My children have always had intriguing interests: dinosaurs, the ocean, national parks, mythical creatures, WWII, frogs, and many more.
Sometimes their interests are fleeting, like when they watch for the spring birds to arrive. Other passions last for years, like my son and his obsession with WWII or how both children have been raising goats for several -
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Blog postNext Thursday (6/23) at Introverted Moms we’ll have Introverted Moms’ Movie Night – where we watch a movie on one screen and chat about it in our private forum on another. It’s the perfect introvert-friendly way to connect over a film from the comfort of home!
This summer our movie is Love Comes Softly – a prairie romance. I’d love to have you join in – enroll now and get all the details sent your way!
Weekend homeschool links:
When the work is to rest Because “Norma -
Blog post3 ways to make family vacations worthwhile ~
Written by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane
As I type these words we’re one-third the way through a 6-week, cross-country family road-trip, crossing 20 states and nearly 9,000 miles.
Our 15-, 13-, 3-, and 1-year-old kids are loving the adventure so far, and it’s brought us some clarity about the mission and vision for our family along the way.
Any type of vacation or excursion is costly, both in time and resources, so -
Blog postNext Thursday at Introverted Moms, I’ll be interviewing author Sarah J. Robinson about the topic Ruthless Self-Care. We’ll chat about self-care for our souls and guarding our mental health, even in the face of challenges like anxiety, depression, or suicidality.
It will be a deep discussion on an important topic and I would love to welcome you to Introverted Moms now if you’d like to attend! The replay will be available afterwards for anyone who can’t come live.
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Blog postReflections on Your Homeschool Graduation ~
Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool and Introverted Moms
It’s impossible to sum up a lifetime of homeschooling in a few sentences, but I’ll try anyway.
15 years ago, I had a dream. Like many dreams, it was hopeful, idealistic, and unrealistic. It dared to reimagine what learning could look like for my three young children.
I dreamt of an educational style that would enable our relationships to deepen, that -
Blog postI’m so excited about Amber O’Neal Johnston’s new book, A Place to Belong (afflink) –
it would be a helpful summer read as you consider your upcoming homeschool year!
Weekend homeschool links:
Make the End of Your Homeschool Year Memorable With These Annual Traditions Multi-Sensory High School: Our 9th Grade Plan (2022-2023) 7 Ways to Be the Encouraging Homeschool Mom Your Child Needs How to Balance Fun and Learning this Summer When Homeschool Doesn’t Go As Planned The Best G -
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Blog post6 Tips for Success When Homeschooling a Child With ADHD
~ Written by Colleen Kessler from Raising Lifelong Learners
Homeschooling a child with ADHD (Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder) can be difficult, heartbreaking, and lonely:
“I just don’t think our group is the best fit for your family. If you want to consider leaving [your oldest] at home and just coming with the younger kids, we’d love to have you. Otherwise, I think it’s best if you found a new homeschool g -
Blog postOur family is still raising funds for our friend Claudia’s Charlotte Mason-inspired school in Romania, and we’d love to have you join us; find all the details here!
Weekend homeschool links:
How to Work From Home With Kids (And Still Like Each Other Afterwards) Why Community Is So Important For Gifted And Twice Exceptional Kids Fairy Tales with a Twist (a fun list to use for library exploring this summer!) Worried About Finishing the School Year? Free Online Curriculum for Grades
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