Have you heard of poetry teatime? Chances are you have. Poetry Teatime has taken the homeschool world by storm. It is an enchanting addition to any homeschool. Poetry Teatime is something we have been doing in our homeschool for years. I first heard about the concept from Julie Bogart and I was smitten by the…
Are you ready to make learning fun? Let’s make homeschool learning something we can get excited about and something our kids can be excited about too. Kids work harder and learn more when they’re having fun, in fact, we all do. We can create lifelong learners if our kids are excited about the process and…
We have been homeschooling for a few years now and I’ve learned some valuable lessons along the way! Homeschooling is a journey that has taught me so much about myself and my daughter. If you’re just beginning your own homeschool journey, I’d like to share with you some of the important lessons I have learned…
Homeschool Show & Tell is a brand new series hosted by Abby from Rooted in Rest and Jessica from The Waldock Way. Our goal with the Homeschool Show & Tell series is to share the unique beauty that is homeschooling and that there is no single way to do it. We want to demonstrate that…
There are lots of homeschooling blogs, videos, and books about what other homeschooling parents do, how, why, and what they think is important to incorporate. I want you to understand what’s important to us in our homeschool. We do things differently. Maybe if you understand the things we don’t do and why we don’t do…
There is no such thing as your child being behind, especially in homeschool. We homeschool differently here at The Waldock Way. We are led by my daughter’s interests and we hardly ever complete a curriculum cover to cover in the way it’s intended. Therefore, it’s no surprise that I’m often asked “Aren’t you worried about…
Bad homeschool days are inevitable. Whether you are a new homeschool mom or a veteran they will happen. When the bad days happen in our homeschool I try to turn them around by using 5 simple tricks. My hope is that my five tips for when we are have a bad homeschool day just might…
It is no secret I am not a morning person. Which means actually starting homeschool in the morning can sometimes be tough. Especially if you are like me and you are dragging to even get out of bed much less have an intelligent conversation or teach a tiny human. Days where you feel rushed or…
I get tons of questions about how to start homeschooling. I’ve talked about how we got started homeschooling in the past and shared some helpful tips for beginning your own homeschooling journey, including discovering your homeschooling philosophy, finding your child’s learning style, and exploring curriculum options. However, if you’re really just looking for information about…
I’ve been getting asked how to start homeschooling quite a bit lately. I thought long and hard and decided that I’d tell you all what I wished someone had told me in the beginning. First, take a deep breath. Making the choice to homeschool your children is a big one. You can do this though….
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