Question the Narrative | Reset Reflections and Old World Philadelphia

Today’s video is an exploration of old world Philadelphia and some of my thoughts on the reset.

Why We Stopped Using Life of Fred Math

Since my Life of Fred review from a few years back has been gaining some traction, I thought I’d make a follow-up video about why we are no longer using this curriculum.

Question the Narrative | Crystal Palaces (HisStory Repeats Itself)

In my last QtN video, I mentioned how the architects of our historical narrative like to repeat similar events throughout our timeline. In today’s video, I provided what I believe to be fantastic evidence of this. It’s time to delve into crystal palaces.

Homeschool FAQs: Can We Start Homeschooling Mid-Year?

It’s been a while since I added a new video to my Homeschool FAQs series, so I thought I was about due. People often ask me if they can (or even should) pull their kids from school mid-year in order to homeschool. Here’s my two cents.

Question the Narrative | Ellis Island Anomalies

I became interested in looking into Ellis Island because of the Old World architecture, but what I found out about the history of Ellis Island itself was VERY interesting, to say the least.

Family Schooling vs One-on-One Learning

It can be so easy for us large family #homeschool parents to focus on learning together as a family that we lose sight of the benefits of one-on-one learning, as well.

My New SCHOOLNEST Homeschool Planning and Timeline Notebooks

We just had our homeschool evaluations yesterday, so now I’m ready to start thinking about next year (okay…next MONTH). I decided to change up my homeschool planner this year from the generic composition book I usually use to something more interesting – a homeschool planning notebook. While I was ordering the notebook, I saw these cute timeline notebooks recommended, and the rest is history!

Question the Narrative | Menehune and Other “Little Creatures”

I wanted to do something different for this week’s QtN video. I’ve already done three videos on giants and wanted to address the opposite end of the spectrum – little creatures – because, yes. There are stories of them all over the world, too.

Unit Studies on the Fly

It’s June, which means it’s the perfect time for some lighter learning. Unit studies are a great way to accomplish that, and they’re so easy to just pull together on the fly.

Question the Narrative | America’s Lost Civilization

People often ask how there could have been a hidden civilization here in America if there are no records of people finding ruins. If you’ve wondered the same, this video might be very interesting for you.