How to Tell Your Homeschool Story Today on the Art of Homeschooling podcast, we’re delving into the value of your homeschool story. And examining the stories we tell ourselves about not only ourselves, but also our children,…
Summer is Natural for Learning While the summer months offer lots of time for fun and creative play, learning doesn’t actually stop. Summer is natural for learning! I strongly encourage homeschoolers to take a break from formal…
Insights from Eleven Experienced Homeschooling Parents This episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast is full of insights from experienced homeschooling parents! These are practical tips for navigating the challenges AND joys of homeschooling. I asked 11…
Create Art & Joy in Your Homeschool Life This new episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast is for homeschoolers who want to create art & joy in your homeschool life every day in a simple, inspiring, and…
Why Children Resist ~ And How Understanding the Four Temperaments Can Help Why do children resist? It sounds like such a simple question. But we often feel stymied by our children’s resistance. I know I have! What’s…
What To Do When You Feel Stuck in Homeschooling This is an episode for homeschoolers who feel stuck! It’s all about what to do when you feel stuck in homeschooling. And that just might be ALL homeschoolers…
Homeschool Lesson Planning 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…
Thinking, Feeling, Willing ~ 3 Ways Children Learn 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…
Bring on the Singing 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…
Celebrating the Many Roles of a Homeschooler 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…
