Living in the Pacific Northwest, we are surrounded by rivers. And because my son is fascinated by water, I found it most appropriate for our first-ever unit study to be a river unit study. We started our river unit study in September for back-to-homeschool. The end of summer is one of the best times to […]
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It’s our first official year of homeschooling so we are starting off in a joyous way with a back to homeschool party. We started homeschooling in February so it is still a “back to homeschool” party but it’s also our first full year so I’m extra excited. As my oldest child is only in pre-k,
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Having just completed the workbook, I find it is the best time to do a The Good and The Beautiful Preschool review. This The Good and The Beautiful Preschool review will discuss: An Overview of The Good and The Beautiful Preschool If you are unfamiliar with The Good and The Beautiful, it is a homeschool
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While there are many fun morning basket ideas out there, our family chooses to do a Bible morning basket every day, which doubles as our preschool Bible curriculum. I once heard that if you can only get one thing accomplished during the day, it should be spending time in God’s word. I wish I remember
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This is our first year homeschooling and we started in February. That being said, we are homeschooling through our summer. My summer homeschool schedule has been very similar to what we did in February. I am currently homeschooling my four-year-old who is in preschool. He actually attended a private Christian school for his preschool year
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Homeschooling a 2-year-old is much less intense than it sounds. When we think of the word homeschool, it may seem formal. Homeschooling a 2-year-old is not a formal education in the least. In fact, if you have been a primary caregiver of your little one, you’ve been gently homeschooling this whole time. You have likely
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Before you take the leap into homeschooling, you may be wondering if homeschooling is better than traditional schooling. By traditional schooling, I mean public school, private school, and even other schools like charter schools. Traditional schooling has been the mainstream choice since the 19th century. Homeschool has been around since the beginning of time, although
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