If you’ve found your way to my blog, chances are you’re a homeschool mom. While I do touch on other topics, most of what I share centers around homeschooling, with a focus on unschooling. Like many of you, I’m part of several homeschool groups on Facebook. Some run smoothly, while others are overloaded with spam….
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Fun Days To Celebrate In April In Your Homeschool
Easily add some fun to your homeschool day with the national days to celebrate throughout the year. There’s such a wide variety of days to choose from, and we like to focus on 1-2 each month. Here’s a list of a few days to celebrate in April for homeschooling families – but the ideas work…
September Days To Celebrate In Your Homeschool
This post may contain affiliate links for products I’ve purchased on my own. See full disclosure policy here. 10 September Days To Celebrate In Your Homeschool 🍂 September brings fresh routines, crisp air (unless you’re here in Florida), and plenty of opportunities to bring fun into your homeschool. Beyond core subjects, you can turn ordinary…
Buy and Sell Printables For Homeschoolers
If you’re looking for a place to buy and sell homeschool printables come check out our Facebook group, All Homeschool Printables. Sell Printables For creators who are selling printables this is a free group where you can share your content with homeschooling families. You may share both free and paid printables such as lesson plans, worksheets,…
Beginner Strategies For Successful Homeschooling
Homeschooling can be a fantastic journey! It allows families to explore education in a way that best fits their lifestyles and goals for their children. If you’re considering homeschooling, here are some successful strategies to get you started. 1. Read everything you can about different styles of homeschooling. Talking to other parents who homeschool will…
How To Unschool (Five Steps To Unschooling)
Some people understand unschooling as soon as they hear about it. Others wander about in a fog of confusion, wondering how unschoolers can be so sure about something that seems counterintuitive to everything we’ve been taught about how kids need to learn.