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Teaching Kids about Money – Financial Literacy for Kids, the easy way

Teaching Kids about Money – Financial Literacy for Kids, the easy way

Homeschool Curriculum Reviews | 5 comments

Teaching kids about money is essential. Financial literacy is one of the key skills for a good life – it really can be the difference between a comfortable life with all your needs met or having debt collectors seize your furniture, car, or even your house....
Homeschooling Spelling: Our low-stress, child-led approach (including resources)

Homeschooling Spelling: Our low-stress, child-led approach (including resources)

Homeschool Curriculum Reviews | 8 comments

Homeschooling spelling is a bit like learning times tables – it involves a lot of rote learning, is incredibly boring, the real-life reasons for mastering it aren’t immediately apparent, and it is shoved on children at a too-young age. Or maybe that’s just my opinion....
How I homeschool grammar (without knowing it myself)

How I homeschool grammar (without knowing it myself)

Homeschool Curriculum Reviews | 16 comments

Here’s a question I received recently – “I saw a photo of your son diagramming sentences – I don’t know how to do this but lots of people talk about it on homeschool groups. Where do I even START teaching something like that to my...
Our Eclectic Homeschool Resource Summary

Our Eclectic Homeschool Resource Summary

Homeschooling Resources | 4 comments

  It’s always fun to have a stickybeak into other people’s homeschools, right? Here’s what we’re doing as of February 2017. Now, this is not ALL we do – this is just the more traditionally academic parts. We also do a lot of sewing,...

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