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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I couple of months ago I shared a post about our homeschool cart and daily homeschool resources. Now that we’ve finished a few of the books and are on to some new stuff I wanted to write a new post. Since we’ve gotten out or Christmas tree we haven’t used our homeschool cart as much…
It’s time for another STEM post! This one is super fun, it’s using the Makey Makey kit! Because our library system is amazing we got to take the kit out from there, it was a good way to give it a test and see if we want to buy it (we do). Jared played around…
It’s that time of year again! If you’ve been following Intentional Homeschooling for the past while you’ll know that occasionally we put together these awesome homeschool bundles where we get together with a number of other homeschoolers and pool a bunch of our resources and sell them for a crazy low price. And we’ve done…
I shared in my merging Charlotte Mason and Unschooling video recently that I plan on having a loop schedule in our homeschool this next year. I have tried a loop schedule once before but I’m going into it with a bit of a different mindset this time. I spent some time working on the things…
Here are some things we are loving lately in our home and homeschool! This is a combination of resources and different rhythms we are enjoying. I would love to hear what you’ve been loving lately!
We’ve been continuing with our Monday mini unit studies in as part of our homeschool rhythm and our next topic of study was weather! I actually gave the kids the option between butterflies and weather and this is what they both chose. I was actually surprised by that choice. Weather is a broad topic and…
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Asking as a mom who traditionally home schooled her children and saw them successfully enter college and life, what is your desired end result for your own children? Do you see college or traditional career paths? How do you prepare them with the executive function skills they need just for functioning on their own as adults?
I’m looking back now at things I wish I’d done differently, and I’m curious where you see your own kids in 15 years time with the style of education you’ve chosen.
I don’t have a specific plan for them, as they get older and decide what they want for themselves education and career wise we’ll make sure they get the requirements they need. My husband works for a post-secondary institution so we’re aware of their admission options for homeschoolers.