capturing the charmed homeschool: creating clarity, confidence and vision in your homeschool
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All articles filed in child-inspired learning
Child-inspired learning is a powerful approach for homeschool moms, as it centers education around a child’s natural interests, strengths, and curiosity. By observing what genuinely excites and engages their children, moms can create a learning environment that feels less like traditional “school” and more like exploring passions and talents. This method fosters a love of learning, boosts self-confidence, and encourages children to take ownership of their education. For moms, child-inspired learning offers a chance to be responsive, flexible, and supportive of each child’s unique path, leading to deeper connections, reduced resistance to learning, and a more joyful, sustainable homeschooling experience.
What is the Reimagine Your Homeschool Group Coaching?
Shift your homeschooling experience with the Reimagine Your Homeschool Group Coaching Program: choose a transformative homeschool journey.
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How to Choose Homeschool Writing Activities for Any Kid
So many writing curricula, and not enough children. The more children we have, the more writing curricula we’ve sampled. We homeschool mamas are just trying to figure out how to choose homeschool writing activities that actually work for our kids. (And yet we never quite land on “the perfect one.”) But there are a lot…
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How to Enable Cooking in the Homeschool Kitchen
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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15 Fun Activities for First Day of Homeschool Party
Fun activities for the first day of Homeschool Party? I heard a homeschool mama talk about her favourite day of the year: the first day of studies! So what fun activities for first-day homeschool party can we include? If you’re starting your homeschool journey and want to build a strong foundation from day one—one that’s…
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How to Teach Writing in a Child-Directed Way
Twelve ideas to teach writing in a child-directed way. Twelve ideas that address your real child’s interests.
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