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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Part of our homeschool rhythm for the year is to have a mini unit study every Monday afternoon. My main reason behind this was because there are so many different topics I want to study with my kids and many of them don’t quite fall under our plan for the year, this is my way…
In the last few weeks we have been doing what I’ve dubbed as “relaxed notebooking”, I share more about the concept in my Homeschooling as a Lifestyle Workshop but in essence we have been picking topics each week to do mini unit studies on. This approach works really well with our relaxed, interest-led homeschool style. I thought…
This month I decided to go with a bugs and insects theme for the monthly book list! We are observing bugs all spring, summer and fall long but since I’m currently wrapping up my nature resource month over on Instagram (you can view the links to all the resources here), I was feeling extra nature-y…
Welcome to another monthly book list! I’ve been slowly collecting books about weather for us to study the topic so I thought it would make a great theme for August’s theme. We went on a little road trip last week and as we were driving home we drove through some spectacular storms and cloud formations….
Welcome to a tour of our homeschool cabinet and resources! I have tried to link our favorite resources for you here. If there are any other homeschool specific videos you would like to see in the future, let me know. Also, I would love to hear what some of your favorite homeschool resources are, leave…
Today I am sharing how I go about planning our homeschool year without a curriculum. We are officially unschoolers which means we are relaxed and have a simple homeschool rhythm and setting broad goals for the year works well for our family. RESOURCES MENTIONED Homeschool Vision Planner Broad Homeschool Goals
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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.