More specifically, the butterfly lifecycle. I didn't plan to create a homeschool outline for the summer. E and V have the homeschool room accessible to them and are free to…

HOMESCHOOLING: SPROUTS, THEIR ROOTS, AND THE PRECIPITATION WATER CYCLE
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COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT HOMESCHOOLING TODDLERS
There have been a few questions I've been frequently asked about homeschooling E and V and I thought it would be best to explain, more in-depth, here. Are they allowed…

HOMESCHOOLING YOUNG TODDLERS
If you are looking for a perfect homeschool timeline and curriculum, you won't find it here. At this age, children learn best through play. However, what we are doing at…

HOMESCHOOLING/UNSCHOOLING: STUDYING CYANOTYPES AND THE IMPACT ON SCIENCE
I read this book with the girls for the first time last night. Not only did I instantly fall in love with it, I knew the lessons it would inspire.…

HOMESCHOOLING: OUR MONTESSORI FAMILY’S MORNING BASKET
Have you heard of a morning basket? A morning basket is a container (ours is a silver tray) that possesses materials the family gathers and goes over in the morning.…

HOMESCHOOLING/UNSCHOOLING: WHY BOOKS?
If you've read any of the posts on this blog about homeschooling or unschooling, you've probably noticed they usually revolve around or were inspired by a book. I've been asked…

MUSIC MONDAY: HOMESCHOOLING EDITION
Music is a big part of this household; we listen to it regularly and all different varieties. We do have our favourite genres, classical being one of them. So when…

HOMESCHOOLING/UNSCHOOLING: EXAMPLE FOR GENEALOGY AND HISTORY
I recently wrote a post about homeschooling/unschooling and an example of how to go about it. I've been asked to share some additional examples and knew the perfect topic, based…

INTRODUCING GAMES (SHARING THOSE WE LOVE) AND FAMILY GAME NIGHT TO OUR TODDLERS
In my mother's family game days are important--board, card we enjoy them all. As a child, we would gather and play cards every Sunday; my aunt, cousin, sister, parents, grandparents,…