by Learning Mama | Aug 10, 2016 | Homeschooling
There were many things that initially drew me into homeschooling — I loved the idea of allowing my children more time to play, to develop at their own pace and on their own schedule, spending more time with them, choosing the content of their curriculum and...
by Learning Mama | Aug 3, 2016 | Homeschooling
There are many ways to homeschool for cheap or free, and a library card can and will take you far, but unless you have a lot of time on your hands and actually enjoy the work of creating your own curriculum, chances are you are going to want to purchase formal,...
by Learning Mama | Jul 27, 2016 | Family Life, Homeschooling
Whether you homeschool year round or take a break for the summer, the warmer months can provide many extra opportunities for summer learning for you and your children! I’ve compiled this list of ways you can incorporate these opportunities into your summer, and...
by Learning Mama | Jul 21, 2016 | Homeschooling
Notebooking works really well in a classical homeschool — it gives order to your learning while also allowing room for creativity and personalization. With notebooking, your children can create a beautiful record of their learning, regardless of how much writing...
by Learning Mama | Jul 11, 2016 | Curriculum Reviews, Homeschooling
It seems I have a VERY happy art student in our house lately. Now art isn’t something I’ve been confident in teaching in our homeschool over the years as I have had pretty much no exposure to fine arts, nor do I have any particular skill myself in the...
by Learning Mama | Jul 6, 2016 | Curriculum Reviews, Homeschooling
While I had been planning on starting Latin with my third grader this past year, it just never happened — which is why I was pleased to have the opportunity to review Olim, Once upon a Time in Latin, Reader I and Workbook I from Laurelwood Books. Olim is a...
