Episode 247 March has a funny way of making us question everything in our homeschool. The shine has worn off the books, there are a few unfinished lessons, and it’s easy to start wondering if we…
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Episode 246 What if it’s more important to just show up in your homeschool rather than have perfect lesson plans? This episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast is all about showing up rather than seeking perfection….
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Episode 245 Feeling like your homeschool rhythm is a little wobbly right now? You don’t need a new rhythm. Just one steady anchor! You’re not alone ~ and you don’t need to start over. In this episode…
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Episode 244 In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, Jean is joined by members of the Taproot Team to share gentle, practical tips for getting back to homeschooling after the holidays ~ or after any…
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Episode 243 For many homeschooling parents, January can feel like a fresh start ~ and a pressure cooker ~ all at once. Maybe you’re welcoming the new year without a plan (yet). But what if the most…
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Episode 242 The holiday season is full of magic…and also full of meltdowns, overstimulation, late bedtimes, and the occasional candy-cane-fueled chaos. That’s why in this episode, we’re talking all about revelry + renewal, four ways to stay…
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Episode 241 Struggle isn’t a setback ~ it’s part of the learning process. In this episode, we’re discussing how to welcome productive struggle in that powerful space where challenge leads to confidence, deeper understanding, and real growth….
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Episode 240 You might feel like homeschooling would be easier if you could just find the right curriculum. But here’s the truth: your homeschool will thrive if you focus on rhythm over curriculum. It’s not about the…
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Episode 239 In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, Jean shares how to craft age-appropriate homeschool lessons that meet your child right where they are. Whether you’re just getting started or fine-tuning your rhythm, these…
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Episode 238 This episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast was created to encourage you as a homeschooling parent to teach your child, not a grade. For some homeschoolers, starting a new grade each fall is part…
