I’ve been thinking a lot about living intentionally in the past year and when I was thinking of a name for this blog as soon as I thought of Intentional Homeschooling I knew it was perfect. WHAT IS INTENTIONAL HOMESCHOOLING? First of all, let’s start with what it doesn’t mean. WHAT IT DOES NOT MEAN To me…
If there is one thing I love it is exposing my kids to classics. And I’m talking good classics here, I’ve got a pretty high standard for what makes a book good. (You will never see Junie B. Jones showing up on one of my lists, can we say attitude much?). I thought I would break…
If are around homeschoolers long enough you’ll start hearing terms like classical education, Charlotte Mason and unschooling thrown around and if you are new to the idea of homeschooling all these different methods and what they mean can get confusing. I wanted to take what I see to be the 5 most popular homeschooling methods…
This week is my daughter’s last week of kindergarten, after that she will officially be a homeschooler. While I’d love for her to take a little break and just enjoy a few weeks completely off, if I know her at all she will be asking me to teach her something by the time the week…
We are going to be taking it fairly easy this summer (we all need a little time to decompress) but we wouldn’t be true to ourselves if we didn’t have a summer reading list in place. I’ve gathered some chapter books that I’d love to read aloud to my daughter this summer, I’m not sure…
I’ve been listening to podcasts for about the past 18 months or so, definitely not an early developer by any means. My favorite podcast topics include entrepreneurship (I word I struggle with typing each and every time), Christian living, and, of course, homeschooling (another word I apparently struggle with typing, this might be a problem)….