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Red Flags in Homeschooling
People always describe it as a sigh. But that’s not really what I do. I breathe in hard and long through my nose, and like...
Trumpet of the Swan Homeschool Unit Study Guide
A four-week literature-based unit study built around E. B. White's The Trumpet of the Swan, written for homeschool families with children ages 7 to 10....
Curriculum Picks for our Family + 7th, 4th, and 2nd Grade
Our full 2026-2027 homeschool curriculum picks, including our morning basket, art study, field trips, six Bookish Adventure guides, and what my 7th, 4th, and 2nd...
The Historian: Guides for Kids Who Like to Time Travel
You know this child. The one who stops you in the middle of a chapter to ask whether this part is true, and then wants...
3 Tools to Help You Choose Your Next Bookish Adventure
Choosing your next read-aloud can feel like a big decision. There are so many good stories, and you want the one your kids will beg...
The Explorer: Guides for Kids Who Want to See the World
You know this child. The one who pulls the atlas off the shelf and disappears into it, tracing coastlines with one finger and asking how...
Do This Before Every Lesson
Spark Curiosity with a Mystery: Two children sit through the same lesson on the same day. You quiz them both a week later. One remembers...
The Creator: Guides for the Kid Who Loves the Arts
You know this child because you can hear them before you see the mess. They finished the chapter twenty minutes ago and they are already...
The Naturalist: Guides for the Kid Who Loves the Living World
You know this child. The one who crouches over an anthill until their legs go numb, whose pockets come home full of acorns and rocks...
Take the Quiz to Find Your Next Read-Aloud
You know the moment. You finish a beautiful read-aloud, everyone loved it, and you turn to your kids and ask the natural next question: what...
Gentle vs. Rigor: Why You Shouldn't Choose Between the Two
I am sure you have seen the online tug-of-war between “gentle” and “rigorous” homeschooling. On one side is real concern that gentle means kids falling...
My Read-Aloud Picks for 2026-2027
A homeschooler's summer vibes: cold drinks, sprinklers, popsicles, and picking your read-alouds for another school year. With so many amazing books, I know how hard...
