Musings on homeschooling, ideas, and pretty much whatever is available
I was delighted when I saw a recent New York Times article touting ‘Reading Aloud to Young Children Has BenefitsContinue Reading
Recently I heard a parent casually remark that in her experience, homeschooling one child costs about eight grand a year.Continue Reading
I recently read an essay by someone who temporarily homeschooled her kids. It didn’t work for her. While the authorContinue Reading
As a mom who homeschooled four children to adulthood, I’m accustomed to naysayers who focus on socialization. Sadly, it’s beenContinue Reading
I first heard of homeschooling in a creative writing class. I was in my twenties and struck up a friendshipContinue Reading
Fidget: to move about restlessly, nervously, or impatiently. Kids move, and that’s a good thing. Running, jumping, stretching, twirling, somersaulting, andContinue Reading
Here in Boston, it’s Pride Day, a day to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Pride events are fun and joyful, butContinue Reading
