With the Huddlestons
You can probably think back to what health and wellness classes were like when you were in school. I remember learning about health from a physical education, government issued food pyramid, safe sex, and just-say-no to drugs point of view. However, I don't quite remember learning about health and wellness from a natural, holistic perspective.… Continue reading Teaching Natural Health & Wellness in Your Homeschool
Did you ever attend a library program when you were a child? Do you ever take your children? Some of my first memories when I was little was going to the Hortonville Public Library (Wisconsin) with my friend. I have memories of the books, music, and crafts we did. When our first child was little… Continue reading Circle Time at Home
You've opted out of purchasing curriculum and resources that have the lesson plans mapped out for you. Maybe you're even giving the do-it-yourself route a try. Regardless of what you're using to homeschool, I want to share a method that makes lesson planning a breeze! Choose Monthly Themes You can find all types of holidays, special… Continue reading Lesson Planning Made Simple
I asked close to 20K homeschooling mamas (thank to ALL the Facebook groups I'm in) their top resource choices when it comes to science. After tallying up all the answers I compiled a detailed list of the top 4 science resources for homeschoolers. You'll get detailed descriptions, the style of learner it best fits, and some… Continue reading Top 4 Science Resources for Homeschoolers
3 Major Tips for Success with Special Needs Kids is part of the Back to Homeschool: Mind Over Matter blog series. This post has been provided by Julie from Julie Naturally. Facing a new school year brings mixed feelings for those of us with special needs children. In our minds, we think, "Will he finally learn to read this… Continue reading 3 Major Tips for Success with Special Needs Kids