Welcome back as we continue our 10 Days of Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Homeschooling! We’re doing something different today! Dana from Roscommon Acres and I have this same problem in common — we both tend to cut out all the fun stuff too easily!! And we want learning …
Welcome back as we continue our 10 Days of Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Homeschooling! Please welcome Meg from Homeschoolin Mama who addresses one of the MOST. ASKED. questions I hear about homeschooling: “How in the world do I homeschool with a toddler underfoot??” I love Meg’s answer; we …
Ever feel…. less than perfect? Like you need a redo? Like something isn’t quite working? Let’s face it.. not every homeschool day is a blog worthy day. Some days (weeks) are just days that we’d like to forget, much less share with others! It’s s easy to blog about the …
Oh, learning styles. I don’t think they define us, but I do think we can see these patterns play out in the way that God created us – and yet, each unique and individual and not pinned down to any one label. We need not spend all of our time …
Today’s tip is a quick and easy for actually USING those free unit studies and other freebies you may collect all over your laptop hard drive. Oh, you don’t? Is that just me?? Well, if you ever *should* find yourself gathering freebies willy nilly and scattering them across multiple computers …
“Do you test your kids?” Raise your hand if you’ve ever been asked that question! I’d be surprised if you haven’t. (If you haven’t you probably will eventually!) If not by a skeptical or concerned family member, then you’ll probably be quizzed by a fellow curious homeschooler. “Should I test? …