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Dyslexia and Retained Primitive Reflexes

June 15, 2020

Dyslexia and Retained Primitive Reflexes

First, I’d like to thank Sarah for allowing me to guest post here on her lovely site. She has down to earth practical ideas that I use in our home all the time with my little nature lovers. Hi, I’m Rebecka Spencer, and I am a doctor of Education. I have taught in public schools and Christian ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Reading Tagged With: dyslexia, homeeducation, Homeschool, Primitivereflexes, Reading

A Gentle Feast Review: Cycle 2 Wars, Whigs, and Washington

May 24, 2020

A Gentle Feast Review: Cycle 2 Wars, Whigs, and Washington

This Gentle Feast review was a long time coming. My children and I are nearly through cycle two, Wars, Whigs, and Washington and last year my oldest went through Cycle one (formerly the Green Year). I think now I have a firm grasp on the ins and outs of A Gentle Feast.  A Gentle Feast is ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Charlotte Mason, Reviews Tagged With: a gentle feast, beauty loop, bible, charlotte mason, copy work, Education, Habit training, Home education, Homeschool, hymn study, langauge arts, math, morning time plans, parent educator, poems, Reading, review, spelling, Writing

Review: All About Reading Level 2

September 11, 2019

Review: All About Reading Level 2

I have been using All About Reading from pre-reading through level 2 since I started needing formal lesson plans for my children. My oldest just started level 3 and with each level my confidence in this Orton-Gillingham based reading program grows stronger. I sampled a few different reading programs ... VIEW POST

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Picture Living Book List

September 2, 2019

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

Filed Under: Charlotte Mason, Living Books Tagged With: booklist, characterdevelopment, charlotte mason, Early childhood education, Education, Home education, Homeschool, livingbooklist, picturebook, Picturebooks, preschoolbooklist, Reading, wholesome

Dyslexia and Nurturing A Struggling Reader Part 2

June 12, 2019

Dyslexia and Nurturing A Struggling Reader Part 2

This is part two of a segmented series titled, "Dyslexia and Nurturing Your Struggling Reader". To read the first segment of this series start here: Dyslexia and Nurturing Your Struggling Reader Soon thereafter, we decide to go for a hike, when my son said, “Mom, see that tree….it looks like ... VIEW POST

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Dyslexia and Nurturing A Struggling Reader Part 1

June 10, 2019

Dyslexia and Nurturing A Struggling Reader Part 1

Hi, I’m Rebecka Certified teacher, administrator, speaker, writer and MOM of THREE BOYS!!! As a former struggling student turned Doctor of Education; I am passionate about every child unlocking his or her highest level of God given potential. Education has been the catalyst for empowering me ... VIEW POST

Filed Under: Different Abilities, Homeschool, Reading Tagged With: All about reading, dyslexia, Early childhood education, Education, homeeducation, Homeschool, Kids reading books, Reading

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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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