This is Part 1 of a five-part series on developing life skills through homeschooling across every age. Each post stands alone — but if you have children at multiple stages, the full series is worth reading start to finish.
Building Real-Life Skills in Early Childhood – Life Skills Pt 1 Read Post »
There’s a particular kind of mental loop that starts when you’re considering homeschooling some of your children but not all of them. It goes something like this:
If I homeschool one, shouldn’t I homeschool all of them? But what if I’m not ready for that? What if one thrives in school and one doesn’t? Will the one in school feel left out? Will the one at home feel different? Am I being inconsistent? Is this fair?
Round and round it goes — and underneath all of it, a quiet worry that whatever you choose, it won’t be the right thing.
How to Make Peace With Different Education Paths for Siblings Read Post »
