How we deal with critics of our radical unschooling lifestyle
Critics of radical unschooling sometimes challenge both our learning style and our parenting style. Here’s how we respond!
Critics of radical unschooling sometimes challenge both our learning style and our parenting style. Here’s how we respond!
Sometimes, homeschool blogging can make it look like our family – or any blogging family – has it all together. Ha!! This is a post that looks at the many unschooling days full of pajamas, arguments and glazed eyeballs.
After a few stressful weeks, our family unwound with some crazy pirate treasure-hunting creative fun!
One of the “learning kicks” we’ve been on for more than six months now has been outer space, specifically our solar system and the moon. Here are some of the coolest books, movies, trips and more we’ve incorporated into our learning!
In our November snippets from unschooling, we made some crazy Star Wars scenes, shared time with cousins and roasted hickory nuts.
Learn about The Phantom of the Opera, including some of the best movie, music and book resources for homeschoolers of all ages. We had a blast studying this!
If you’re headed to Assateague, Md., Chincoteague, Va., or Rehoboth Beach, Del., here are some great tips on what to see, especially if you’re making it a homeschooling field trip.
Seventh-grade school pictures with alpacas. That about sums up our informal homeschooling and unschooling approach!
We don’t do grade levels. We don’t do textbooks. Here’s our radical unschooling 7th grade-ish plan, heavy on travel, movies, books and fun.
The best advice for starting homeschooling? TRUST. Here are some other good pieces of wisdom that were passed our way.