In addition to reprioritizing, one of my top personal goals while we were in Florida in May was to complete the Focus & Align Masterclass. I was reminded through that process that while academics are definitely one of my top goals, book work isn’t. As I went through the class, I thought these seven guiding rules would […]
The book that makes it possible to Give Your Child the World
In what feels almost like another lifetime (and probably was in internet years!), I had the privilege of working with an amazing team of bloggers at Simple Living Media, founded by Tsh Oxenreider of Simple Mom (now The Art of Simple). One of those bloggers was Jamie Martin, the editor of Simple Homeschool and the author of two of […]
What’s your rule of six {or seven}?
Sarah Mackenzie is quickly becoming a household name among homeschoolers, and for good reason…despite the fact that she’s still in the thick of homeschooling (and raising toddlers!), she teaches with wisdom, humility, and joy and inspires us to “teach from rest” by her words and example. I’ve been a member of her Read-Aloud Revival membership site for […]
Remember, Classical Conversations is just ONE option
We spent our week at a 3-day Classical Conversations practicum, so I’m thinking a lot about the decisions we make for our children’s education and our vision for the future. I’ll share more about that in the coming weeks, but today I’m revisiting this post because I think it’s an important one! At this point, our family plans […]
What is a classical Christian education?
Each summer we attend a Classical Conversations practicum, where my vision for our homeschool is strengthened, our kids get to do a fun academic camp, and I participate in training for my role as an Essentials tutor. This year we’re participating in a practicum close to my mom’s, and I’ve updated this post from a […]
Getting back into the school routine after the holidays and a new baby
We switched to a “school lite” routine in late October as we waited for Lucas to arrive “any day” {that day ended up being a full two weeks later than we expected!} and then dropped everything but math soon after. That means it’s now been more than two months since we’ve done a “regular” amount […]
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