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Inspired By Charlotte Mason-Homeschooling The Toddler

September 20, 2017

Inspired By Charlotte Mason-Homeschooling The Toddler

For most homeschooling mom's we see a title like that and I think we retreat. The truth is, most of us see homeschooling much different then what the schools do. It isn't school at home, it is homeschool, right? No, I don't do school with my toddler but I do teach him. Right now he learns the ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Charlotte Mason Tagged With: charlotte mason, child led learning, desired led learning, Early childhood education, eclectic homeschool, gentle parenting, holistic homeschooling, Home learning, Homeschool, homeschooling, Kids reading books, living education, Nature walks, whole child learning

A Charlotte Mason Inspired Lesson In Copy Work

September 18, 2017

A Charlotte Mason Inspired Lesson In Copy Work

As I was planning this year of homeschooling, I started by using Charlotte Mason as our core. With Averie being so young, I still thought it best to stick with letter formation and she has been doing so using A Reason For Handwriting for kindergarten. We have had a few struggles, you can read ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Copy Work Tagged With: charlotte mason, child led learning, desired led learning, Early childhood education, eclectic homeschool, holistic homeschooling, Home learning, Homeschool, homeschooling, whole child learning

A Quick Lesson On The Calendar

September 14, 2017

A Quick Lesson On The Calendar

I can recall from my own childhood how I learned the months and days of the week. I still remember the melody to this day. Singing has always been a great way to teach young children simple things, like the days of the week or the months. Below is a quick video on how Averie learned the days of ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Charlotte Mason Tagged With: Crafts, desired led learning, Early childhood education, eclectic homeschool, holistic homeschooling, Home learning, Homeschool, homeschooling, whole child learning

Teaching Life Skills In The Early Years

September 8, 2017

Teaching Life Skills In The Early Years

When I was a little girl, I can remember not having much involvement in the kitchen. I have so many memories of sitting on a couch, propped in front of a tv, occasionally glancing towards the kitchen. That is where my mom liked to be-alone. I don't recall there ever being an incident but she ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: Early childhood education, holistic homeschooling, Home learning, Homeschool, homeschooling, positive parenting, whole child learning

3 ways I Customized Charlotte Mason To Fit Our Homeschool

September 7, 2017

3 ways I Customized Charlotte Mason To Fit Our Homeschool

I may come across as a Charlotte Mason purist but I am not. Don't get me wrong, I love her approach and the majority of it resonates with me as a homeschool mom. It also fits well with both of my children, for the most part. Honestly, my youngest is 2.5 so all I really do is read toddler board ... VIEW POST

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How To Parent Positively Through The Hitting Stage

September 6, 2017

How To Parent Positively Through The Hitting Stage

My oldest Averie went through the hitting stage and I swear it lasted a week or two. When it happened, when she hit another kid, I was shocked. She was about 20 months old and I didn't even see it coming. she was such a little angel, it really surprised me. It was at the child watch at our local ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: child led learning, Childrens books, Early childhood education, gentle parenting, homeschooling, Love and logic, positive parenting, whole child learning

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About Sarah

Just the name of my blog gives me away. Hi, There! I am Sarah Bliss, author of Holistic Homeschooler. I am happily married to the man of my dreams and together we raise two adorable children

We obviously homeschool and believe home education is more than academics.

I hold a personal philosophy that homeschooling is holistic and encompasses the whole child-body, mind, heart, spirit.

When I refer to the spirit, I mean the holy spirit. That ones own spirit needs daily nourishment from the word of God.

I  homeschool mainly using a Charlotte Mason Philosophy of Education. I absolutely love nature which is why the nature study aspect of Charlotte’s philosophy really speaks to me. We spend hours outside, on nature walks or the occasional hike.

Additionally, I have a burning desire to take our homeschool Journey on the road and share our travel adventures with anyone who will read or listen. Yet, this is a plan in progress so for now we are casually road-schooling.

Finally-I am a Registered Nurse, with the heart to spread educational information on health, wellness, and physical fitness. 

I hope to be a source of encouragement and inspiration as we travel along this homeschool journey together.

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