Homeschool Life Coach — Helping Moms Homeschool with Confidence & Calm
Child-inspired learning shifts the focus from rigid, teacher-directed curricula to fostering a learning environment driven by a child’s natural curiosity and interests. It recognizes that deep, lasting understanding arises from exploration and engagement initiated by the child, rather than solely from prescribed lessons.
We celebrated 100 days of homeschool studies! It’s always fun to break up the Slump Month, to party in the middle of the traditional study season. Here are some simple and fun things to do at your 100-day party. So let’s celebrate with a 100-day homeschool party! Start with a 100-Day Breakfast. This year, no…
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Want to know the two things I did that helped to contribute to this amazing homeschool kid cook? I left the kitchen.
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Have a kinesthetic learner in your homeschool who loves to build and make? Let me introduce you to my eleven-year-old’s Christmas wish list. Here are homeschool Christmas gift ideas I share with you: gifts that can create a fun Christmas morning and also learning opportunities for your home education intentions. Lego. (You knew I would…
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Once upon a time, for seven years of our homeschool journey, our family travelled on the regular. During this Remembrance season, I share our field trip to world war sites. There’s nothing like a developing world experience, a dose of traveler’s diarrhea, malaria, a military coup an hour away, airport scanning for Ebola, and visiting…
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Halloween homeschool fun is a day devoted to candy and costumes in our home. The kids think it’s grand fun when we get to spend the day playing games, dressing up, and walking door-to-door in our friendly neighbourhood visiting friends, asking for candy, experiencing a neighbor’s magic trick, and being entranced by clever costumes. This…
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What did we do for our sixth year of homeschooling with four kids aged 6 to 14? I share the curriculum and plans here.
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