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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One of my goals for December is to put most of our emphasis on Advent and the Reason for the Christmas season. I asked on Instagram last week if my followers had any good Advent resources to share and I’ve been doing some research myself and I wanted to share some of the resources I…
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…
We have hit our groove this summer with a very simple homeschool schedule. I know this schedule definitely won’t be involved enough for some people but it has been working really well for our family! I’m totally planning on pulling this rhythm/routine/checklist into the fall. My free Unschooling with Intention Workshop. My…
I totally blame it on the show Octonauts but we’ve been on a bit of an underwater kick around here lately. Each week Raeca picks a new animal or two to learn about in science and we’ve had a good stretch of sea creatures; pilot fish, jellyfish and the green sea turtle). The kids have…
Today’s book list is all about birds! We have been studying birds as we read along with The Burgess Bird Book for Children so this is the perfect book list for this season. I’ve created a bird literature guide to go along with The Burgess Bird Book, those who are on my weekly newsletter list…
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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.