Episode 127 Homeschool lesson planning is a grounding practice that calls on us to consider where we are, where we want to be, and how we might get there with our kiddos. Having a lesson plan may…
Episode 126 I first heard this idea of thinking, feeling, willing as a description of Waldorf education back in 1993 at a summer teacher workshop. The 5-day workshop was hosted by a Waldorf school but the focus…
Episode 125 I’m recording this episode on the first day of spring here in the northern hemisphere. And I am craving a fresh start, a reset. So I thought I’d share my simple reset routine with you….
Episode 124 In this podcast episode, I want to encourage you to sing in your homeschool, to bring on the singing. Because sharing our voices with our children is both healing and connecting and that’s what we…
Episode 123 We wear so many different hats as homeschoolers. And sometimes that can leave us feeling overwhelmed, scattered, and stretched thin. Homeschooling is a big responsibility. And it calls on us to be vulnerable. So on…
Episode 122 Creating a simple homeschool block schedule can help you stay on track and relieve overwhelm throughout the year. When you plan out your homeschooling year in blocks, inspiration and fortitude are sure to follow. In…
Episode 121 Exploring and building an understanding of the essence of holistic homeschooling can help you stay inspired and focused. When you focus on what homeschooling means to you, at the core, you’ll feel freer to meet…
Episode 120 If you are homeschooling inspired by Waldorf, then you’re in the right place. Let’s talk about how to make the Waldorf curriculum more homeschool-friendly. I’ve developed these ideas over years of homeschooling and mentoring others….
Episode 119 “Help! We lost our motivation!” I hear that a lot from homeschooling parents. And so in this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast, I want to talk about how to create momentum in your…
Episode 118 What if I told you there’s no such thing as a perfect teacher? Seriously. Not in a classroom, not in a homeschool. Not anywhere! And there are no perfect home educators. Consider this…What do you…
