Welcome back to the last official installment in the Homeschooling Without a Curriculum series!
If you’ve missed the series you can see all the posts here.
We’ve already covered language arts, math, history and now today is science!
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Today I’m continuing the homeschool without a curriculum series and we’re chatting history!
I thought history was incredibly boring as a student but now I love history.
I have some fun history resources to share that we really enjoy.
You can see the entire homeschooling without a curriculum series here.
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Welcome back to the homeschooling without a curriculum series!
Each week I will be breaking down one subject and sharing how we teach our children that subject without using a curriculum.
Last week I kicked things off with Language Arts and this week we are onto Math!
I did not enjoy math in school and really want to show my kids that math can be fun.
Today I am sharing some of our favorite way to learn about math in our every day plus some favorite resources.
You can check out the full homeschooling without a curriculum series here.
You can see a list of our favorite math resources here.
What are some of your favorite math resources?
Welcome to the teaching without a curriculum series!
Today we are kicking things off by chatting about how my kids learn English Language Arts in our homeschool without a curriculum.
Check back next Friday for the next subject in this series!
You can see the whole series here.
You can check out our favorite Language Arts resources here.
Also, if you want free, printable Mad Libs, we’ve used these ones.
Welcome to a new series all about unschooling!
Today I am sharing a little introduction to unschooling and talk a little about what I want my kids to learn in our home and homeschool as well as how I view my role as a homeschool and unschooling parent.
In the upcoming weeks I will be taking each subject individually and sharing how my kids learn about that subject as well as some of our favorite resources.
