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Oh, to be Wild and Free!
I don’t know about you but I, too often, find myself lost in the whirlwind of life… not that being a wife, homeschooler, mompreneur, friend, sisterhood tribe facilitator, woman, and the hundreds of other hats that many of us wear … Continue reading
Finally… A Field Trip
I cannot even begin to express how busy life seems to have been these past few years. But, in my efforts to truly slow down, I finally got around to taking us on a local field trip. I won’t mention … Continue reading
Eyes to see
“Nature as God left it is so much, has such a pensive delight, and serves as evangel of a gospel of contentment and peace. They are not poor who see. Riches unspeakable are theirs. I would for myself and … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, book quotes, home education, Homeschool, nature, nature study, wild and free, wild and free children
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A Little Encouragement in the Homeschool Department… and Child Directed Learning
I came across the following article/interview today that gained a little headline attention. It is about a homeschooling family of 12. The headline? How We Got Our Kids in College By Age 12 To some, this may seem very impressive. … Continue reading
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Learning Logistics 2013-2014
Finally – a loose plan for our current year of learning! I’ve been trying to get this drawn up for a long while now. Some of this we have already been implementing. Some will be implemented in the days to … Continue reading
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Tagged charlotte mason method, curriculum, curriculum ideas, Education, home education, home school, Homeschool, homeschool plan, homeschool planning, Kent Hovind, learning logistics, messianic, nature study, Rabbi Chaim Richman, Riverton Mussar, Torah, Torah Class, Torah observant believers, Torah observant homeschool, Torah pursuant, Torah study
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Reading a Family Treasure
I love books. I love family heirlooms. I love when the two collide. When I was 14 years old, I was given this book – this exact copy – by my dear gramma. She knew I loved to read. She … Continue reading
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