When it comes to homeschooling, I thoroughly enjoy breaking the preconceived notions people have about how it works – including other homeschoolers.
Today I shed some light on another interesting factor about homeschooling – breaks can totally count as homeschool days.
Having a lazy day? I’ve got some links and books you just might be interested in!
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If you’re anything like I am, there are some days that you just can’t seem to get yourself moving. These are the days you spend lazily browsing blog after blog and website after website, trying to find something that will interest you for at least a little while. Since these days are usually on the weekends for me, I’ve decided to share links with you each Saturday. These will include 5 of my favorite blog posts from other bloggers, 5 of my own that you may not have seen, and 5 books I think are worth reading. I hope you enjoy!
Favorite Blog Posts:
10 Guarantees I Wish Homeschooling Offered {But It Doesn’t}– Weird Unsocialized Homeschoolers
5 Things That Really Matter in Your Child’s Education (Homeschooling Moms, Read This.)– Generation Cedar
My Biggest Homeschooling Mistake: Over-Thinking Methods and Philosophies– Amongst Lovely Things
Education and Doll Making– FIMBY
10 ways you’re making your homeschool day harder than it needs to be– Simple Homeschool
My Older Posts:
Maybe ”Educational” Should Be a Bad Word
What Exactly Is an Unschooler?
Just Let Your Kids Play, Already!
The Top Ten Reasons I Homeschool
Books Worth Reading:
Learning All the Time– John Holt
As It Was in the Days of Noah– Jeff Kinley
On the Trail of the Nephilim- Volume 1– LA Marzulli
Monster– Frank Peretti
Angelology: A Novel (Angelology Series)– Danielle Trussoni
Do you have any suggestions? Have a great weekend!
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