Podcast: Read-Aloud Revival

Today, we’re talking about what makes The Long Winter so gripping and so beloved, as well as how we handle problematic texts with our kids and why I believe that scenes and language we may find troubling aren’t reasons to leave great books on the shelf.

This year, let’s fall in love with our ordinary, bookish, homeschooling lives.

During Jolabokaflod, you gift members of your family with new books, and everyone drinks hot cocoa and spends all of Christmas Eve reading.

Each new year, we think through all the homeschool curriculum we might want or need, and we pack it all in. It’s time to put some of it back.

The principles of Teaching from Rest apply no matter how old your kids are. The obstacles and challenges change, but the core stays the same.

The 2022 Christmas School is open-and-go and offers fantastic lessons for students age PreK-High School. Join us!

Chances are, you know of the picture book sensation, Bear Snores On. Today, I want you to meet the woman who wrote it, Karma Wilson.

If you’re asking yourself the question, “Am I doing enough in my homeschool?” You are not alone. And today, we’re going to talk about it.

Sweep: The Story of a Girl and Her Monster is one of my favorites. Today I’ll introduce you to the book and the author, Jonathan Auxier

Have you ever REALLY worried about one of your kids? What should you do if you don’t feel like you read aloud well? What’s the point of poetry memorization? What would you tell a mom who is confused about all the different homeschooling philosophies an…