Our 7th Grade Homeschool Curriculum Choices
Come discover our 7th grade homeschool curriculum choices for our interest-led homeschool.
7 Fun Ways to Get Your Disney Fix at Home
Total honesty here: I love Disney. I wish I could go every year – multiple times per year! But since a trip to Disney can easily cost thousands, I have found clever ways to get my Disney fix at home. Our latest trip was to Walt Disney World in Florida for my 50th birthday. My…
How to Deschool: Creative Ideas for New Homeschoolers
Let’s chat about how to deschool. When you start to consider pulling your kids from school and homeschooling, you might hear or read advice to deschool first. Deschool!? What the heck is deschooling? It turns out, deschooling is an important – dare I say vital? – step for you and your family to take before…
3 Science Unit Studies for Your Homeschool
Are you looking for fun, hands-on learning and an interesting way to teach science to your homeschooled child? Science unit studies are a great option! One of the things we love about homeschooling is the ability to add mini unit studies an all kinds of things we are interested in. This means that we can…
Explore Magical Pacific Northwest Tidepools
Pacific Northwest tidepools are a treasure trove of marine biodiversity, a rainbow of colors, and full of incredible life under the sea! We love visiting the tidepools on our Washington coastlines and learning learning about the the diversity of organisms that live there. There are many different species of plants and animals to explore and…
Homeschooling Your Gifted Child: Help Them Thrive
Homeschooling your gifted child makes sense for many reasons. Homeschooling allows you – parents or caregivers – to design a curriculum specifically tailored to your child’s strengths and interests. It also allows gifted children to develop at their own pace. This is important, because gifted kids can often struggle with perfectionism. Daily comparisons with 20+…