Homeschool without losing your mind or wallet.
My three-year-old has exclaimed, “I am the fastest runner!”, “I am a great drawer, Mom!”, and if you give her a compliment she says “yeah, I know.” When do we lose this unwavering self-confidence? Is it slowly sucked out of us by society, or those around us setting “realistic expectations”? I don’t want my kids […]
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Once you have your homeschool content ready, it is time to establish your schedule, record-keeping, and review process.
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I don’t want to replicate public school, but how do I measure success in my homeschool? Do you sometimes wonder if you are doing this whole homeschooling thing “correctly”? What if I miss something? Can I really teach my own child? Yup, I can certainly relate. But have no fear, all home educators doubt, have
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We need to move away from the idea that teaching is something separate from parenting, and can only be done by someone who is trained and qualified. To be a parent is to be a teacher. We teach our children how to walk, how to talk, to sing the ABCs, to write their name, how
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Don’t I need to be certified or trained to homeschool? The simple and short answer is “No” Have you seen the “Forky asks a Question” clips from ‘Toy Story 4’? As Forky would say, “What is a teacher?” Based on personal experience, I used to think a teacher needed a classroom and a pointer, to
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