Please note: this post may contain affiliate links. For more information please see my affiliate statement page. For several months I have been planning out our family subject for next year: Russia. In addition to my husband being Russian and Ukrainian, obviously as we have seen in recent weeks (if not years) Russia is very relevant … Continue reading Russian History Reading List
The following is a blog post that I originally published in January of 2016 on my Homeschooling for Lawyers Blog. One of the hardest things about current times is the inability to spend meaningful time, in person or otherwise, with friends. This post was originally published in a time of gratitude, but is being re-published … Continue reading A Homeschool Mom, A Friend Unlike Any Other
Please note: this post may contain affiliate links. For more information please see my affiliate statement page. When I was on Facebook for a bit over the summer, I saw question after question about how to homeschool, ahem, difficult boys. And boy do I understand that struggle! (Pun not intended.) The following are some of my … Continue reading 6 Tips for Homeschooling Your 6 Year Old Boy
Please note: this post may contain affiliate links. For more information please see my affiliate statement page. Science often presents a mental block for many homeschoolers. I admit that super messy super complicated science experiments which involve extensive set up, hand holding, and clean up drive me nuts! I prefer to wait until my children are … Continue reading 7 Super Easy Science Resources You Can Totally Incorporate into Your Homeschool
Books covered in my Instagram live today Please note: this post may contain affiliate links. For more information please see my affiliate statement page. Over on Instagram, one of my IRL (In Real Life) friends asked me about illustrated/visual encyclopedias for teaching various subjects. I went ahead and did a live today (7/22/20), but that story … Continue reading Visual Encyclopedias and Reference Materials
