You really want to know don’t you? If you’re new to home education you just really want someone to tell you how […]
What if you and your kids could ditch unwanted math curriculum in favor of learning math in its context found in your child's interests? Ready to ditch the unwanted math curriculum in favor of math learning through fun real life connections?
How do unschoolers learn to write? This was one of the questions we were asked when we spoke at the recent Canberra unschooling talk. First, I think kids need something to say before they want to write. Lots of different things inspire us to write. Here are just a few: books, movies, games, events, and lively
Interested in what unschooling math can look like? I share how our family does math and the resources we enjoyed along the way.
Why do we Homeschool/Unschool? Let me start by saying this. Like everything else in this world, educating your child is a personal choice. No child develops at the same pace or learns in the same way. Each child and family is different. For our family and for our child, Homeschooling/Unschooling works best.
Why should you unschool? There are so many reasons to unschool! Unschooling is a way of life that homeschooling families can enjoy together.
What if you and your kids could ditch unwanted math curriculum in favor of learning math in its context found in your child's interests? Ready to ditch the unwanted math curriculum in favor of math learning through fun real life connections?
So many families are wondering how to unschool! And now we have a 3-Step Formula for Unschooling Success!!!
The Unlikely Homeschool is an online, faith-based site full of ideas, organizational tools, and printables for the busy homeschooling mom.
When unschooling children reach the teenage years, is it time for them to stop following their interests and do some serious structured work instead? If they continue to unschool, will they fail to gain enough knowledge to get into university? Do they need to learn how to write essays, complete assignments, meet deadlines and deal with exams? Do parents need to tighten the rules for teens? Perhaps they should restrict their teenagers’ freedom to keep them safe because their worlds are getting bigger and there are a lot of dangers out there. Or is leaving unschooling behind the wrong thing to do? Could unschooling be exactly what teens need to do, (even if they haven’t unschooled before)?
Allow me to let you in on a little secret... unschooling doesn't mean you can't have structure in your life!
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Why Parents Are Choosing To 'Unschool' Their Children - Rivertowns, NY - Many of us are familiar with homeschooling, but a method called "unschooling" has become a popular way to teach (or not teach) our kids.
Upper grades homeschooling, homemaking, homesteading, and roadschooling. A homeschool blog using The Good & the Beautiful curriculum.
Seven tips and ideas for unschooling kindergarten - helping you imagine what life can look like without school.
Using math curriculum is standard, but if we unschool math at least part of the time, our kids will learn better. Here's six ways to do that.
Successfully leaving school at age 15 to unschool and learn on her own.
I often get asked about resources and what the kids are using, so I thought I’d gather them all in one place. […]
Inside: Can you really homeschool math without curriculum? That's what we've been doing in our homeschool for years, and my kids love math (well, one won't fully admit that, but I know she does). Learn
