Wonder how to unschool high school and prepare for college? Here’s what years of curiosity-led learning produces — and why it’s enough.
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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.
How to Teach Writing Through Your Child’s Interests
Wondering how to teach writing through your child’s interests? Skip the blank page and formal curriculum. Start with what they already love.
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How to Do Kindergarten in Your Homeschool: A Fun & Effective Guide
So, how to do kindergarten in your homeschool? Whether you’re brand new to homeschooling or simply wondering how to create a meaningful kindergarten year at home, let’s dive into the possibilities. 🎥 Want to see exactly how I’d do it differently after 20 years of homeschooling? Homeschooling kindergarten offers a unique opportunity to create a…
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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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Teaching World War to a Homeschooled Eight Year Old
Teaching World War to a homeschooled eight year old through stories, books, and travel—and inspire peace on earth.
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the role of imagination in a home education
I share two thoughts to consider so you can get out of the way and allow for the role of imagination in education in your homeschool.
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