From homeschooled student to homeschooling mom: Going full circle, Part 3
In a three-part series, I look at my own educational background and my daughter’s, and discuss how we came to homeschooling. This is the conclusion, the hardest part to tell.
In a three-part series, I look at my own educational background and my daughter’s, and discuss how we came to homeschooling. This is the conclusion, the hardest part to tell.
John Holt’s “Learning All the Time” and Nancy Wallace’s “Better Than School” are great reads if you’re interested in pursuing an unschooling lifestyle. Here are some of my favorite parts.
Here’s a look at some of our favorite Philadelphia, Independence Hall, Ben Franklin and Liberty Bell homeschooling learning resources.
In her own words, here are the 10 things our 12-year-old daughter likes MOST about homeschooling.
We absolutely could not survive on this unschooling journey without some key unschooling must-haves. Here are the top 10. (Hint: Lots are outside.)
We’re trying to make the most of our house’s space, now that I’m working from home and we’re homeschooling. Here’s a look at how we created a rec room and a craft space.
We don’t have a “homeschool room,” but we have a homeschool house. Here’s a photo tour of what it looks like!
In a three-part series, I look at my own educational background and my daughter’s, and discuss how we came to homeschooling. This is the second part, Ashar’s early childhood.
In a three-part series, I look at my own educational background and my daughter’s, and discuss how we came to homeschooling. This is the first part, about my educational background.
As part of our study of robots, we made some (nonworking) models out of Legos and recycled boxes.