Carschooling on the Go in a Schoolroom That Travels

Ahhh. . . the van. This post could also be titled “Homeschooling in the Year of the Van.” Typically, I… Read More

Why “What Curriculum Do You Use?” is the Wrong Question to Be Asking

Why is “what homeschool curriculum do you use,” the wrong questions to be asking? Moms are often in the position… Read More

$How to Homeschool Math Without a Curriculum$

It’s totally acceptable to homeschool math without a curriculum. Inside find 12 great ways to make math a part of… Read More

It doesn’t take being in a homeschool group, either online or in real life, to hear concerns about curriculum for… Read More

I have a dream of someday taking my children to far off lands, but plane tickets are expensive! My husband’s… Read More

You didn’t see it coming. You merely suggested that maybe the piece of writing your child had been working on… Read More

Valentine’s Day has always seemed a little over-rated to me. I’m too frugal for cards, chocolate, and flowers, but I… Read More

So often in our homeschool, art and art history become an afterthought. We’ll get to it once we finish math… Read More

Is your child struggling with writer’s block? What does writer’s block even mean? If the ideas aren’t flowing, here are… Read More

History is a subject easily enjoyed and learned through a good book. Here are some selections from Candlewick press to… Read More

Narration is a much-touted practice in the homeschool community, but I’ve found it can seem stuffy and stifling at times.… Read More