My guest contributor today, Rebbecca from How Do I Homeschool, discusses three homeschool methods that promote interest-based learning in the home: the Montessori method, Waldorf method, and Unschooling. One of the reasons that my husband and I want to homeschool is because of the freedom it gives our children to learn what they want to learn when they want to… View Post
Today my I interviewed a homeschool mama about how she continued to homeschool throughout her miscarriage. She very honestly opens up about what it’s like to grieve the loss and deal with the physical aspects of miscarriage. She has asked to remain anonymous. What are some of the struggles you had to deal with while homeschooling during your miscarriage? Some… View Post
Today I interviewed a homeschool mama about how she continued to homeschool throughout her divorce. She shares what it is like to homeschool as a single parent. She has asked to remain anonymous. In our family both parents want our children to be homeschooled, but for different motives. This has left the day to day commitment of education on me…. View Post
Today my guest contributor is Katie Moore from The Iron Heart Mama. Katie is sharing how she has learned to homeschool while dealing with financial difficulties. She has some great tips for saving money and handling the stress of a tight budget. My homeschool plan was together, but we didn’t have much money. Like, as in, we barely had enough… View Post
Today’s guest contributor, Meredeth Curtis of Powerline Productions, is sharing her story of homeschooling while she was caring for her aging and ailing parents. One day I was driving with my mom and had to stop suddenly. I reached my arm out to protect her and we both teared up. You see, she had always reached out her arm to… View Post
Our guest contributor today, Leah Courtney from As We Walk Along the Road, shares her tips on how to homeschool with a new baby. When my youngest child was born, I had three others- ages six, five, and not yet two. My two oldest children were “school-aged.” I was ready and excited to continue homeschooling them. But I was also… View Post
