Episode 115 In this episode of the podcast, I want to remind you, homeschooling parent, that it’s OK to take time for yourself! Recently, I’ve been thrown back into full-on caregiving mode because my husband, Brian, had…
Episode 114 Today on the podcast, I want to offer you a new idea to help you embrace the natural flow of the homeschooling life and seek simplicity in your daily rhythm. Let’s talk about how to…
Episode 113 Friends, even if you’re super busy, I want to invite you to embrace the stillness of the solstice this week. No matter what else is going on around you, there are small, simple ways of…
Episode 111 Recently, I asked my homeschooling buddies to share their December homeschooling tips. And today, I’m sharing them all with you! So listen up and follow along with the show notes for some tried-and-true homeschooling advice…
Episode 110 On the podcast today, we’re talking all about choosing to homeschool. For so many of us, myself included, homeschooling is not just a one and done decision. We choose homeschooling over and over again throughout…
Episode 108 I’m super excited today to reveal to you, dear listener, my #1 piece of advice to all homeschoolers. And here it is… Start with simplicity. Return to simplicity. Embrace simplicity. This is my #1 piece…
Episode 107 Welcome to Episode #107 of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, all about how to set up for main lesson block learning! Here on the show notes page, you’ll find highlights from the episode as well…
Episode 105 In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast, I bring you a simple, yet beautiful idea combining two of my loves: poetry and the outdoors! This idea is nature-inspired found poetry. A found poem…
Episode 104 My invitation to you right now is to let go of the guilt! Just let it go because you cannot improve from a place of feeling lousy and low about yourself. Here you’ll find a…
Episode 103 In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, I want to share with you a simple summary of what we teach our children at different stages of their schooling. Rather than looking at each…
