Suddenly, unexpectedly, homeschooling
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Today, I want to dish the details on Big Life Journal. I’ve shared this gem over on Instagram, and it’s about time I wrote a post. I am constantly on the hunt for engaging, fun, and unique educational opportunities. When children are engaged in an activity that they love, they have no idea that they…
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It’s that time of year again, you guys- time to think about homeschool curriculum, routines vs. schedules, gameschooling, and all the homeschool things. Today, I am sharing our curriculum choices by year, our absolute favorite homeschool resources by academic subject, and our homeschool routine. When you have finished reading, I’d love for you to leave a…
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It’s time to chat about homeschool geography… Do you remember when you were a kid and you would take the classroom globe and spin it, put your finger on it, close your eyes, and see where it would land? That is a fantastic, and free, way to play geography with your children. Today, I’d like to…
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Let’s chat homeschool science… A few years ago, my oldest son went down a chemistry-related rabbit hole. It all started with The Elements by Theodore Gray (if you have a chemistry lover at home and you don’t have this book, you need to grab it from your public library!). And so, at 7-years-old, we studied chemistry. I…
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Let’s chat homeschool language arts… In my experience, it seems that homeschoolers are always worried about two things: math and reading. Isn’t this true? We want to be sure our children are making progress. We worry about the multiplication facts and reading ability. And, sometimes, we resort to drill and kill… even when we know…
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Let’s chat homeschool math. If you’re anything like me, you sometimes worry about math. (Okay, maybe it happens more than just sometimes.) Maybe you also have a child who dissolves into a mushy mess of a person when faced with a math workbook. (I sure do!) Perhaps you have weekly math-related power struggles. You are…
