The following is a guest post written by Amanda Stockdale who blogs at Learningthroughexpeirences.com I remember when my oldest turned 18 months. The teacher in me was anxious to start teaching colors, shapes, numbers, and letters.And it didn’t help when I went into mommy Facebook groups to see ... VIEW POST
Nature Increases Children’s Wellbeing
Do you take your kids out in nature? How about daily? I’ve known for some time the powerful effects nature can have, especially on children. If you have ever spent a few hours out of doors with your kids then I am sure you have seen it too. New research by the Institute of Education at UCL and ... VIEW POST
The World Is Our Classroom
I often say this when I come across people who are unfamiliar with home education. The really skeptical ones who think we confine our children to our home all day, every day. Those critics who think, “All children belong in a classroom.” To which I retort, “I disagree, children belong with their ... VIEW POST
Picture Living Book List
One of my close friends recently asked for a living book list for her preschool age child. Which is perfect timing really since I am in the process of putting one together for my youngest. I’ve been researching, asking other seasoned homeschool moms, then previewing them at the library. I’ve come up ... VIEW POST
Our Children Need To Be Taught Emotional Intelligence
Have you ever worked (in any capacity) with another adult and noticed a complete lack of self-control, emotional regulation, or one that is quick to anger? How about an adult person who lacks empathy, self-awareness or motivation? I have, to the extent that regardless of their educational ... VIEW POST
Regretting A Gentle Feast
I know we've all chased a million curriculum rainbows. We search for the pot of gold at the end containing the perfect homeschool program and yet we never seem to be able to find it... Perhaps, you have purchased A Gentle Feast and are now living with regret? I know someone out ... VIEW POST
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