Homeschool

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Homeschool morning time can help you start the day slowly, connect with your kids, and create a meaningful rhythm at home. This homeschool routine focuses on gentle learning, family read-alouds, memory work, and simple beauty-filled practices. Save this pin and click through to learn how to set up your own morning time!

"Books are no substitute for life, but a keener pleasure comes to life because of books." - Gladys Hunt, Honey for a Chikd's Heart As you can imagine, in the 15-ish years our family has been homeschooling, we've been able to experience different times, places/worlds, and people/creatures through all the books we enjoyed together during our read-aloud times. Today, I asked each of my kiddos, "Of all the books we've read aloud together, which was your favorite/most memorable?" Here is what...

👋🏽 Top 10-ish favorite read alouds.... 😅 I mean how do you choose? 😉 It was hard to narrow down but I chose favorites from throughout the last six years! ✨ Sophie Mouse series by Poppy Green ✨ The Very, Very Far North by Dan Bar-el ✨ Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne ✨ Heartwood Hotel series by Kallie George ✨ Charlotte's Web by E.B. White ✨ Little Pilgrim's Progress by Helen Taylor ✨ Mansoul Chronicles by Lithos Kids ✨ Wilderking Trilogy by Jonathan Rogers ✨ Bears on Hemlock...

These homeschool systems have helped me stay consistent for 27 years of homeschooling! Get practical tips for organization, meal planning, chore charts, and daily reset routines.

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In this post, I’m sharing our Traditional Catholic + Classical Charlotte Mason homeschool curriculum choices for 2024 – 2025. After several months of detailed researching and planning (and a whole lot of coffee!), I finally put together our plans for the upcoming school year. I put together our plans with a variety of sources that are both Traditional Catholic & Classical too. This year, I have students going in to Kinderleben, 3rd grade, 5th grade, and one that is special needs.

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Teaching kids about herbs can be fun and educational. Learn simple ways to introduce children to herbal medicine, gardening, and plant-based wellness.

In this post, I am sharing our favorite catechism resources and religion books that we are using as part of our Catholic homeschool.