Going Old-School: Final Projects, Part 2

In our house this is it – our last month of the school year.  My kindergartener and fourth grader are rounding the bend into summer.  But we’re not quite done.  There’s still time to introduce them to some experiential,...

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Enjoy Handicrafts This Summer

For those of us who take breaks from school in the summer months, those weeks can be wonderful times of relaxation from the regular hectic schedule.  Because of the extra time, the lazy days of summer can also be perfect for...

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Homeschool Makeover: Chalkboard Desk

A have a little thing for chalkboards. Okay, a big thing. I absolutely love chalkboards and chalkboard paint. A couple of years ago, during a summer homeschool makeover, my husband and I asked, why not a chalkboard desk? Sounded...

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Nature Journaling For Little Ones

I’ve wistfully contemplated nature journaling – beautiful, romantic, sweet, beyond my grasp. Life is too busy to just sit, relax, observe, be? Whenever I head outside, I grab my gardening tools. Or furtively check emails on...

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Homeschool Makeover: Maps as Window Treatments

In our homeschool, I sometimes feel like geography is one of those things we need to work on more in our studies. Yes, we enjoy hands on geography and mapping activities to compliment our history studies. But, I also found a...

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Book of 100 Heads

One day this fall my son, Søren, decided to copy a Van Gogh drawing. He pulled out a sketchbook, sharpened some pencils and spent an hour studying line and texture, shape and value. The stunning result added a project to our...

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Spice Up the Winter Homeschooling Blahs

Feeling a little blue?  A little cooped up?  Are the kids stir-crazy?  Is anyone (or everyone) complaining about school work?  Yep.  It’s February in the life of a homeschooler.  There’s no need to feel defeated,...

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A Winter Tutorial for Homeschooling

Homeschooling in winter can be a little dreary to say the least. Hang on mama, the weather will turn warm again, the light will shine again…but for now…make the best of those winter days and fight the blahs of...

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15 {Free} Online Science Resources

With the increasing amount of free resources found online, the ability to homeschool has become more affordable for many. Below is a list of 15 websites featuring free science resources. The list includes games, printables,...

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Homeschooling with Toddlers

The key to successful homeschooling with toddlers is preparedness. Knowing this now, as I do, all the year round I keep an eye out at garage sales, thrift stores, and craft blogs for activities, inexpensive ones, that will keep...

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