Episode 42 You know I love books, right!?! In this episode of my podcast, I want to just share my five favorite books for homeschoolers. And why I love them so much! Books every homeschooling parent…
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Details About the Taproot Teacher Training + FAQs Today I want to tell you about one of my favorite weekends of the whole entire year: the Taproot Teacher Training for Homeschoolers. Taproot has happened every summer on…
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Episode 40 Wondering about getting started with homeschooling? If so, then you’re in exactly the right place! Even if you’re a seasoned homeschooler, you’ll gain inspiration and discover some encouraging resources here. This episode of the Art…
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Episode 39 This episode of the podcast answers your top FAQs about holistic homeschooling. Let’s dive in! And I’d be curious to hear: what are your top questions about holistic homeschooling? Let me know! Holistic Homeschooling FAQs…
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Episode 38 I’ve talked with hundreds of you over the years about how to feel better as a homeschooling parent. We all have one thing in common, including myself. Do you know what that is? Feelings of…
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Episode 37 As a homeschooling mentor, I’m often asked, “How do I decide the grade level for my homeschooled child?” Are you wondering how to decide homeschool grade level? Or “I thought my child was in such…
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Episode 36 Let’s talk about what holistic hands-on homeschooling is and what principles guide this approach to education! Here you’ll find notes from Episode 36 of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast where I share my 10 guiding…
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Episode 35 Planning can be a real bugaboo for homeschoolers, whether you’re a planner by nature or not. It’s so easy to get carried away or overwhelmed when setting out to plan a new homeschooling year or…
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Episode 34 Maybe you remember summer days like I do, filled with lemonade stands, picnics, building forts, and catching fireflies in a jar. And now when summer rolls around, you’re ready for some R&R, free and easy…
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Episode 33 Let’s talk about why and how to celebrate your homeschool year. There was a year when my boys were young that I call The Year We Only Did One Main Lesson Block THE ENTIRE YEAR….
