Twelve ideas to teach writing in a child-directed way. Twelve ideas that address your real child’s interests.
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All articles filed in Deschool your Homeschool
Deschooling means letting go of old ideas about school. We change how we think about learning, so families can build learning that fits their interests. It focuses on trusting kids’ natural curiosity and making learning a part of daily life, instead of following strict school plans.
A Readaloud Family Book List (Plus One Just for Mom)
Our readaloud family book list might include half the public library, but I’ll share with you a few memorable ones you will want to read.
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Teach Spelling in a Child-Directed Way (Without a Program)
Can you get rid of the spelling program and still teach spelling in a child-directed way? Yes — and I can tell you exactly what I’ve learned about ditching the program and letting my kids learn to spell in a child-directed way instead. A new-to-homeschool mama asked me: “Do you have any advice on how…
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How to Create an Effective Homeschool Routine that Works for You
How to create a homeschool routine that works for you (& your homeschool kids)? I’ll help you clarify your values and priorities so you can.
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How to Handle Homeschool Criticism With Confidence
Learning how to handle criticism about homeschooling is one of the hardest parts of home educating. Here’s how to respond with confidence.
Read MoreI’ve Done This Before. So Why the Homeschool High School Spiral Again?
Struggling with homeschool high school mom confidence again? You’re not failing. Here’s what experienced homeschool moms need to hear.
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