Studying human anatomy in your homeschool? Dr. Robin’s School has everything you need for engaging learning across multiple grade levels. Studying the human body has been a priority in our homeschool science off and on for the past year. Because my son frequently deals with doctors and the medical community, I find the more he…
This is Week Five in a year long series, all about lesson planning in an interest-led homeschool. Each week, I share a recap of last week’s plan vs. reality and then our new easy homeschool lesson plans for the upcoming week. Two big questions that have come up over the past month of sharing these…
As I have shared our weekly homeschool lesson plans and recaps this year, one of the questions many of you have asked is, “How Do I Keep Track Of Our Interest-Led Homeschooling Lessons?” I understand why! It can appear like things are all over the place in an interest-led, strength-based homeschool. I think there are…
This is week four in a year long series, all about lesson planning in an interest-led homeschool. Each week, I share a recap of last week’s plan vs. reality and then our new lesson plan for the upcoming week. There are a few questions that you have repeatedly asked with our last few plans. How…
We have always been a reptile family and my kids are a walking ball of random reptile facts. These are 50 fun reptiles facts I think your kids will love as much as mine do! Last week, my friend Cait shared this video of The Budgett’s Frog with us and asked if my son knew…
For all of 2022 I am sharing our interest-led, weekly homeschool lesson plans. I am also checking back each week to be completely transparent, let you know exactly what we did, and maybe more importantly, did not do. I have heard from so many of you that you are finding encouragement from my lesson plans!…
“I never had any desire to teach.” I have lost track of how many times I have heard it from moms, trying to figure this homeschooling thing out. They did not grow up imagining themselves in a classroom. They don’t love the Target dollar section’s educational supplies. They never really wanted to do this. But…
To paint a picture of what strength based, interest-led learning entails on a daily basis, for all of 2022 I am sharing our interest-led weekly homeschool lesson plans. I am also checking back each week to be completely transparent, let you know exactly what we did, and maybe more importantly, did not do. . Last…
Interest-led homeschooling can get complicated when you have children with varying interests. Here’s how we make it work! One morning last week, my oldest son yelled and asked me to come into his room. “I’m with your brother. Give me a minute!” I yelled back because I am super serene and classy like that. I…
This overview introduces social pragmatic goals in speech therapy as well as examples of how these goals contribute to your child’s increasing social ability. When my child was first diagnosed with social pragmatic language disorder, I was not surprised. Part of my college education included a minor in communication disorders, so I was familiar with…
To paint a picture of what strength based, interest-led learning entails on a daily basis, for all of 2022 I am sharing our interest-led weekly homeschool lesson plans. I will also be checking back each week to be completely transparent, and let you know exactly what we did, and maybe more importantly, did not do….
With one homeschool graduate in college this year and my youngest working through his freshman year of high school, one of the questions I am asked most is what our days and weeks look like, when taking an interest-led, strength-based approach to learning. To paint a picture of what this type of learning entails on…
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