Today's episode is sponsored by Audible. Get your free Audible Trial here. Listen here: The Importance of Socialization for Your Homeschool Hi, everyone. This is Penny from Our Crazy Adventures In Autismland. You can find me over at Ourcrazyadventuresinautismland.com. Today, I'm going to talk to you about that dreaded … [Read more...]
Homeschool 101: Homeschool Deschooling is Imperative!
The Homeschool Deschooling Process Are you thinking about making the transition from public school to homeschooling? Or maybe you feel the need to overcome public school mentality? If so, you may find that you want to learn how to deschool with confidence :) Discover what deschooling is and if it could help your family have a smooth and … [Read more...]
Our Homeschool Garden Morning Time Schedule
A Gentle Homeschool Morning Schedule As we've gotten back into the school groove this year, morning time has definitely become our very favorite part of our daily homeschool schedule. It's a routine more than a schedule but there are places for both. As I shared on Instagram recently, each quarter I create a week-at-a-glance design for our … [Read more...]
Cultivating Grace – Morning Time for Homeschool
Today's episode is sponsored by Audible. Get your free Audible Trial here. Listen here: Hello friend. Today we are discussing morning time. I know that picture that you have in your head. Everyone's up, the beds are made, the breakfast dishes are already rinsed and in the dishwasher. The children are excited to start their … [Read more...]
All American History for Active Learners
Do you have an active learner in your homeschool? You know — the kid who can't sit still, bounces in their seat, chews on pencil tops, taps on the tables, can't remember what they started talking about because they took too many bunny trails during their ramblings, etc. I have two. Send coffee. That means that some subjects are more … [Read more...]
5 Reasons Good Posture is a Must for Your Student
I can still remember when my grandmother would remind me to sit up straight. I always found myself fighting the urge to roll my eyes. Thankfully my years have come with a little wisdom, and I can now openly, and even adamantly, admit that my grandma was on to something. Good posture is about so much more than looking a little taller, a little … [Read more...]
Teaching about John Chapman – Johnny Appleseed
As August winds down, here is a fun celebration for you to enjoy with your kids in September! Johnny Appleseed, Born as John Chapman September 26, 1774 John Chapman was born to Nathaniel and Elizabeth Chapman on September 26th, 1774. His father was a Minuteman and also served in the Continental Army with General George Washington. His … [Read more...]
Our Homeschool Curriculum Picks for 1st and 3rd Grades
Yahoo, y'all! It is that time of the year again and I'm super excited to share our homeschool curriculum with you this year. I hope you find some new things to explore and some tools and tips to help your homeschool thrive this year. If you've found some new gems, don't be shy! Please share them in the comments. We all love finding the right … [Read more...]
Homeschool 101: 7 Tips to Organizing Your Homeschool
Homeschool Organizing Ideas Homeschooling moms all know. It's not like it's a secret. We just clean up and carefully angle photos for Instagram to hide it. Disorganization. It’s so easy to become disorganized when you're homeschooling. The books pile up, the papers need to be graded or filed, and nothing stays organized. Even if … [Read more...]
Homeschool 101: 5 Reasons You Need Poetry for Homeschool
As a child, I would sit enraptured with the rhythm and rhyme of Dr. Seuss. The way the words rollicked about inducing fits of giggles and tied-up tongues was the beginning of my love of poetry. When I entered school, however, I nearly lost that joy. There was so much analysis and dissecting that Shakespeare almost lost his polish. Every single … [Read more...]
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