Homeschool Dads

The Heart of the Matter The March edition of the online homeschool magazine, The Heart of the Matter, has just been published. From my brief glance at the titles, this appears to be the best edition yet. Carnival of Homeschooling The Carnival of Homeschooling is full of great articles about homeschooling. Palm Tree Pundit scattered facts about the marvelous month of March throughout the blog entries. Also, the founders of the Carnival of Homeschooling request your vote. Which images best... Read Full Story

One of the questions for this edition of Unschooling Voices (which will be out later today) was to ask your kids take pictures of their favorite things. Cimion is not here so Jacqueline & Shawna got together and snapped away. They also took pictures of Billy & I (Jacqueline said I was her #1 favorite thing), but neither of us liked how we looked in them. LOL Read Full Story

This month I asked the participants of Unschooling Voices to share pictures of what unschooling currently "looks" like in their family. To me...unschooling is about having the time and freedom to express yourself and follow your heart. That's what these pictures reflect. Jacqueline (front) and Shawna play with a rotten egg. Why? Because it's gooey and fun. Shawna (left-age 11) and Jacqueline (age 8) both bridged this year in Girl Scouts. Bridging is when you move up a level. Shawna, who... Read Full Story

Believe it or not, I got a scholarship many moons ago to become a teacher. I wanted to teach art to children with learning and/physical disabilities. I felt that I had something to offer in the way of creativity and wanted to share that with children. God had a different plan for me. He wanted me to teach - just not a classroom full of children. When I became pregnant, my husband mentioned homeschooling. Honestly, I had never really heard about it, much less wanted to do it. I didn’t have a... Read Full Story

This month I asked the participants of Unschooling Voices to share pictures of what unschooling currently "looks" like in their family. To me...unschooling is about having the time and freedom to express yourself and follow your heart. That's what these pictures reflect. Jacqueline (front) and Shawna play with a rotten egg. Why? Because they it's gooey and fun. Shawna (left-age 11) and Jacqueline (age 8) both bridged this year in Girl Scouts. Bridging is when you move up a level. Shawna... Read Full Story