Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
Honest. Quirky. Real. Stereotype-smashing humor for homeschooling families.
I know Valentine’s Day is nearly a month away, but if you’re anything like me – a procrastinator – and you want to plan a party for your homeschool group or a small group of friends, consider this your friendly reminder to start thinking about it now. I usually start thinking about it around February 7. I don’t recommend that… View Post
Written by Pam Odd of Keeping Life Creative. It’s mid-January, and in central Kentucky our winter has been frigidly humid, but we’ve had no snow. Since we don’t typically get a lot of snow, my preschoolers’ schema of the perfect white winter scene mostly comes from books and movies. There are many days they look out the window and longingly… View Post
The following is a post from guest author, Colleen Kessler of Raising Lifelong Learners. Play is a child’s work, but it’s easy to forget that in the midst of the day to day things we need to get accomplished in our homeschools. While the rest of today’s society seems to want to shorten childhood, having kids grow up faster than… View Post
The following is a guest post from Pam Barnhill of edsnapshots.com. I have nightmares. Nightmares where I am watching a late night television show and a smug host approaches one of my grown children armed with a microphone and map. “Can you show me where to find Ontario on this map?” asks the host. The crowd roars with laughter as… View Post
Pam shares an adorable Thanksgiving printable crafts that your little ones can use to retell the traditional story of the first Thanksgiving. Written by Pam Odd of Keeping Life Creative. “Mommy! Do you want to come see my show?!” The familiar call from sweet, childlike voices echoes up from our basement playroom. When I join them, the entertainment begins with… View Post