What are the benefits to living life as a family of 6? Oh so many! Though surely we’ll attract attention, there are so many advantages.
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All articles filed in Child-Inspired Learning
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.
the home educating chemist: abandon directions, seize the vinegar!
A story of how an independent homeschool tackles her science activities with verve and abandons, following the directions, without gloves.
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Building a Telescope: Child-Led Astronomy
Child-led homeschool astronomy led us to building a telescope in a day of exploring homeschool science through a build-a-box science box.
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How to Unschool Music Training by Getting Out of the Way
How can we pursue music training by unschool music training? Especially when we want them to learn fortitude and consistency.
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How to Choose a Homeschool Musical Education
My kids showed musical interest. Musical interest, not concertos by aged three, not cuddled in their rooms strumming strings every spare minute, but interest enough to practice without prompting, planning plays with musical numbers, and perusing YouTube for the latest Taylor Swift hits. In other words, they enjoy music. Three of them began with violin lessons.…
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How to Use Travel as Unit Study
Travel can be used as a unit study in our homeschools. I’ll offer you ways to understand the value of travel.
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