Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
Honest. Quirky. Real. Stereotype-smashing humor for homeschooling families.
Trail Guide to World Geography makes learning geography fun! Kids in grades 3-12 can learn together with this multi-level homeschool geography curriculum. Most of my favorite Friends episodes involve Joey. His lovable, goofy cluelessness cracks me up. I may or may not quote Joey when talking to my kids about school stuff. {ahem} “Good job, little buddy.” Did you ever… View Post
You know that scene in Indiana Jones when he looks into the pit where the ark is hidden and groans, “Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?” That’s kind of how my kid felt about chemistry, complete with groaning, sweating, and that glassy-eyed stare. Okay, maybe not the sweating. And, that low, guttural moan? That might have been me… View Post
Homeschooling parents wear many hats. Primarily, we are our students’ teacher and facilitator. We may also play roles such as cafeteria lady, school janitor, or bus driver. One position we may not think of is a guidance counselor. It is particularly important that we understand how to fill the role of guidance counselor once our teens reach high school. I… View Post
A couple of months ago, I joked about a life-changing event – the fact that I finally gave in and tried Walmart’s pick-up service. You know, the deal where you order your groceries online and pick them up at the store (delivered to your car and everything!). I was joking, but it has changed my life pretty dramatically – and… View Post
I was having such a hard time finding a good homeschool health curriculum that it was actually on my to-do list to either write or piece together my own this year. I’m so glad Apologia beat me to it! I’m pretty sure my teenager is, too. I received a free sample of this product and payment for reviewing it. I… View Post