Reading homeschooling quotes is the quickest way I know to turn the hopelessness of a bad day into the inspiration to improve it. Here are over 100 of my favourite homeschooling quotes to help you bolster your positivity and motivation, encourage and inspire you – save them, pin them, share they with your friends (and people who need a little deschooling – here’s looking at you, in-laws) print them and stick ’em on your wall, scribble them in your journal, or use them as your mobile wallpaper!
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What’s your favourite homeschooling quote? If I haven’t got it, I’ll add it in. Let me know in the comments at the bottom of the post!
What’s your favourite homeschooling quote? If I haven’t got it, I’ll add it in. Let me know in the comments at the bottom of the post!
You made it all the way through? You must love quotes as much as I do!
Don’t forget to let me know your favourite homesechooling quote in the comments – I’d love to add it in if I don’t have it.
Happy homeschooling,
Kelly.
But what if I fall?
Oh my darling, but what if you fly!
Perfect, will do – thanks Michelle!
Children are born persons
Charlotte Mason
Thanks Cyndall, will put it on the to-do list!
“We can get too easily bogged down in the academic part of homeschooling, a relatively minor part of the whole, which is to raise competent, caring, literate, happy people.” ― Diane Flynn Keith
I think it’s in there Therese! I swear I’ve read it 30 times over the last week!
Oh no! I forgot to socialise the kids!
“They caught all the wild children,
and put them in zoos,
They made them do sums
and wear sensible shoes.
They put them to bed
at the wrong time of day,
And made them sit still
when they wanted to play.
They scrubbed them with soap
and they made them eat peas.
They made them behave and
say pardon and please.
They took all their wisdom and wildness away.
That’s why there are none
in the forests today.”
jeanne willis, from ‘wild child’
There are no educational emergencies. (Shared by Julie Bogart) Reminds me that we have time! There is nothing that time and application won’t be able to ‘fix’ but when that time is right. And also, I don’t need to force writing or maths or history or…. today.
I love your quote from Adele Carrol that is perfect for us (to answer some critics) “Forced association is not socialisation” .
Also, one of my observations on our learning at home journey:
Love.
Essential for Life.
Grown in families, not institutions.
Everyone works at their own pace. No comparisons!