One of the big problems I have had with my homeschooling is that there are so many people blogging about it! I love that there are lots of homeschoolers around – and all the wonderful information and homeschool ideas available in blogs, books, groups, and furums. But I do feel like I get pulled this … More
It is time for the new homeschooled kids blog carnival! This March edition is our 27th! Thank you so much to everyone for your contributions. It is wonderful to see so many young bloggers – and I love reading your posts every month. You know the score – we always start with our new bloggers. … More
Once again I am delighted to bring you the homeschooled kids blog carnival! Our 26th edition! Thank you so much to everyone for contributing yet again to the carnival. It is wonderful that we have been running for so long now. As usual, let’s start with our new bloggers. This month we have four new … More
I am not generally very good at working regularly on something! My homeschooling style is more of a short burst of activity – followed by me losing interest and going off to do something else! But I have been working very hard at posting something (hopefully) interesting on the Homeschooling-Ideas Facebook page and Twitter page … More
Time for the homeschooled kids blog carnival! Our (nearly!) Christmas edition. This is the 25th edition so I am sure you know by now that we start by welcoming our new bloggers! This month we have two new blogs to check out. Claire is having a special year. Joshua loves Lego. Be sure to go … More
I bumped into a friend today and she reminded me of the ‘not-quite reading blues’! Lots of homeschooled children, especially if you are autonomous or unschooling, learn to read later than average. My son was almost 10 before he got anywhere close to being able to read fluently by himself. But this didn’t stop him from … More
I have talked a little bit about technology and homeschooling on this blog before, so I thought you would all be interested in an article from today’s guest blogger. Lindsey Wright is fascinated with the potential of emerging educational technologies, particularly the online school, to transform the landscape of learning. She writes about web-based learning, electronic and … More
I went to Germany recently and was asked a lot of questions about homeschooling – they were probably especially interested as it isn’t legal there. One of the things they kept asking was ‘what did my children miss out on by not going to school? But you know, thinking about it since I wonder if … More
