Episode 91 Let’s explore how nature study with our children can help restore so many connections in our lives. Welcome to Episode 91 of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast! Click play above to listen. And scroll down…
Episode 90 For homeschooling families, I truly think that block learning is fantastic. And in this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast, I talk about why I think that is. If I had to guess, I…
Episode 89 In this episode of the podcast, I have 7 tips to help you show up as your best self or switch gears when you’re feeling stressed. I want to encourage you to show up as your…
Episode 88 Let’s dig into the topic of homeschooling curriculum and a question that often comes up on the homeschooling journey: Can you homeschool without a curriculum? This is Episode #88 of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast…
Episode 87 Podcast Episode #87 is all about the long game of homeschooling. Because homeschooling is a marathon, not a sprint. And I have five tips for sustaining your homeschooling journey more like a marathon runner than…
Episode 86 Last week, we had two of our three grown kids and their partners in town all week. So I wanted to reflect for a moment with you, dear listener, on watching our children grow up….
Episode 85 Homeschooling can mean living on a single income for many families. And we all want to be mindful of how we spend our money on homeschooling supplies and resources. By focusing on simplicity and creativity,…
Episode 84 Let’s clear up a misunderstanding we often have. Homeschoolers, scrolling is NOT the same as planning! It’s true that finding just the right resources and curriculum for holistic, hands-on, or Waldorf-inspired homeschooling can be challenging….
Episode 83 Here in northeastern Ohio where I live, it’s the beautiful month of May. And the time when many homeschoolers are wrapping up their lessons for the year. Getting through the month of May can take…
Episode 82 As I write and record this episode of the Art of Homeschooling Podcast, the homeschooling year is coming to a close for many families. And one of the most frequent questions I’m asked is how…
