Episode 102 Hello friends! I’m collaborating with my dear friend and fellow teacher Alison Manzer on a new project. And we’re inviting you to join us at the Book Hearth! Alison and I have taught classes and…
Episode 99 Fall is fast approaching! And I’m starting to think about fall baking with kids! Just yesterday, a flock of geese flew overhead, going south. First time this year. And every time I experience that, this…
Episode 98 Welcome to a warm and wonderful conversation on the Art of Homeschooling podcast with my dear friend, Janet Kramer, all about why we love monarch butterflies. Thanks for joining us! As homeschoolers, parents, community members,…
May is my favorite month of the year here in northeast Ohio. I love the blossoms, the birds singing in the mornings and nesting nearby ~ our robins are back in the pine tree outside our dining…
Valentine’s Day is such a sweet holiday, celebrating love, kindness, and friendship often with sweet treats to eat! Here’s a collection of natural, simple, & sweet Valentine’s Day ideas for homeschoolers like you. Through the years, I’ve…
I would love to share a free study guide with you that I created with my dear friend and homeschooling colleague, Alison Manzer ~ for the book I Am Coyote, by Geri Vistein. This book is an…
Episode 55 As I write and record this episode of the Art of Homeschool podcast, fall has definitely arrived here in northeastern Ohio. Here comes the chilly, windy weather along with sweaters and soup. Time to share…
Episode 23 Have you ever wondered WHY the Waldorf approach is built around the arts? I honestly think it’s this unique way of creating lessons that draws many of us to this approach – the lively arts…
Episode 16 I’m so excited to share with you a conversation with my dear friend and homeschooling colleague, Alison Manzer, about how stories make great teachers. This episode is all about how to craft a main…
Episode 9 Have you ever made a magical folded paper window star? I want to invite you to join me in making one this week. Welcome winter with the Window Star Challenge! First, here’s a little story…
