When you fail to plan…
Here is a quick overview of how I do my yearly planning. Review the overall goals that you set for your family and home education. Determine subjects for each child …
A Liberal Curriculum
One of our goals in homeschooling was to be able to offer a liberal curriculum which allowed for our children to dive deep in areas they wanted to, but also …
The Importance of Play
This study about creativity in Iceland supports both Charlotte Mason’s and Dr. Neufeld’s emphasis on play and handicraft. “Over the past two decades, the dominant curriculum [in Iceland] has been …
Canadian Online Homeschool Conference 2020
Once I again I am honoured to be a part of the Canadian Online Homeschool Conference 2020. This is my third year speaking at the conference and enjoying all the …
Just As They Are
Our primary job as a parent is to love our children completely unconditionally JUST AS THEY ARE. It is only when they find rest in the warmth of this acceptance, that …
Self-Learning
You may bring your horse to the water but you can’t make him drink; and you may present ideas of the fittest to the mind of the child; but you …
Stonechats: A Live Q and A
We did a live Question and Answer over at Stonechats, the podcast of the Wildwood Curriculum. I am co-creator of Wildwood, an inclusive, developmentally-based curriculum based on the work of …
A Letter to my Young Grown-Ups about Garbage
Dear Newly Grown-Ups, I want to talk today about garbage. Every living thing produces waste. It is a part of the combustion process that animates life. It is a natural …
I’m Speaking at the (Free) Canadian Online Homeschool Conference Again!
“> I am once again thrilled to be a part of the Canadian Online Homeschool Conference. I have thoroughly enjoyed presenting and listening to all the amazing speakers the last …
Aren’t We Meant to Let Go?
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