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The Joy of Slow: Restoring Balance and Wonder to Homeschool Learning
My Book!
The Joy of Slow: Restoring Balance and Wonder to Homeschool Learning
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Embracing the Beautiful Mess of Self-Directed Learning
The kitchen table is buried under open notebooks, glue sticks, bits of yarn, and a half-disassembled clock. It doesn’t look like a classroom at all. In fact, it looks like chaos. But under the surface, something important is happening…or at least you hope it is.
The Power of Play in Homeschooling: Why It Matters at Every Age
When we think about what makes learning meaningful, play might not be the first thing that comes to mind, especially when we’re feeling the pressure of outside expectations or an unfinished curriculum. But in the quiet, curious, wonder-filled world of homeschooling, play has a powerful role to play.
The Not-So-Boring Summer Idea List (That Honors Slow Learning)
Around this time of year, everywhere we go—the grocery store, the library, the dentist—people ask us the same question: What are your plans for the summer? There’s nothing wrong with the question, of course. It usually sparks some good conversation. But I realized that there’s usually an expectation about how my kids and I will answer.







