HomeSchooling

Unit Studies with Multiple Ages

Welcome back to Lasagna Learning: Teaching Multiple Ages. Don’t miss the link to a review of Harmony Fine Arts Plans…
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One more thing after lunch. One more thing after lunch. This is the one thing that really changed our homeschool….
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Sunday morning, I’m helping put his shoes on for church and he says it. “Mama! N is for no and…
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If ever there was a week that was an example of homeschool lasagna learning, it was this. Lasagna learning being…
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The sheer number of homeschoolers. That’s what impressed me most the first time I attended my state homeschool convention. Others,…
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As part of this weekly wrap up I’m sharing help for the homeschool mama. One help? We were on a…
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In our homeschool, I sometimes feel like geography is one of those things we need to work on more in…
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The very first time Nana taught us a pastel lesson was a little over two years ago, in February 2010….
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Today I am away at the Apologia Live Retreat here in Atlanta. I’m tweeting live from the event for Heart…
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I asked my mother if I could use her camera to take some pictures outside. This is what I found:…
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The Problem: Spending time searching for what we needed to start our history studies. History books scattered throughout the house….
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Last summer I hosted a Tapestry Tea in my home. Now that this school year is winding up this is…
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Sharing Easter and spring arts and crafts to complement the change of seasons! Bird’s Nest: A Pastels Tutorial Tornado: A…
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