While there is always a time and a place for formal writing and learning grammar and techniques, I find my kids make the most progress through a more organic method of learning. By organic I mean naturally occuring…a term I fell in love with while reading this article in Homeschooling Today. I have a five [...]
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Writing Organically
Posted in Learning Room, Penmanship, Real Life Education, Unschooling on May 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Learning Room ~ More Project Work
Posted in Journaling, Learning Room, Penmanship, Project Learning, Real Life Education, Unschooling, Weekly Wrap Up on February 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
We have continued on with project work this week. I feel our biggest accomplishment was sticking to the generic schedule ~ doing school work from 10-12 each day no matter if chores were done or not and using later free time to pick up the slack on chores kids were too lazy to get done [...]
A Dryer Sheet Anyone!!!
Posted in From Scratch, Learning Room, Penmanship, Real Life Education, Recycling, Simplicity, Sustainable Living on March 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I simply must tell you all about the latest discovery in our house. As anyone with toddlers know, sharing doesn’t come easy. At school time, for the toddlers, that means sharing a dry-erase eraser to wipe down the Kumon letter and number flashcards (which can be found here). I’d heard a tip a while back [...]
Homeschool Freebie ~ The Voice of Spring
Posted in Book Reviews, Charlotte Mason, Copywork, Learning Room, Penmanship, Real Life Education, Seasonal on March 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’m so excited to be able to tell you about the Homeschool Freebie of the Day today! As our weather is heating up to the high forties, as the birds are singing again in the air, as I can finally see the blades of grass under the dingy slushy ice snow piles, as I am [...]















