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#46 Homeschooling Q&A

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Today’s podcast episode is a little bit different than my regular deal because I invited my hubby to join me. I had so many good ideas for today’s podcast and couldn’t decide so we ended up doing it Q&A style and tackling a few different topics in one episode.

This post is your resource for links and additional information about each question we covered: budget, large family, high school, summer school, is homeschooling better than public school, how to tailor your child’s education, how to teach to the family, dealing with multiple ages and stages (homeschooling with babies and toddlers), my favourite homeschool books for both kids and parents, and more!

Funny, serious, and definitely quirky, this episode will at the very least provide some entertainment 😉

Homeschooling Q&A: the episode

Links and additional resources

1. Cindy’s question: Homeschooling a wide variety of ages

What homeschooling 5 kids really looks like

2. TJ’s question: favourite read alouds or reading series for kids

Read alouds:

The One and Only Ivan
Pippi Longstocking
Sarah Plain and Tall
Little Pear (one of their FAVORITES)
The Wild Robot
Ereth’s Birthday

I also like to read a lot of poetry as well as picture books that are shorter stories and not so daunting. My kids love these as do I.

Favorite series/books for my kids to read:

The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls
Any Usborne books (I sell them FYI, here are my favs or check out my deal going on right now here)
Wrinkle in Time
The Green Ember
Old Yeller
Where the Red Fern Grows
The Giver

Homeschooling though Highschool

5 Things You Need to Know about Homeschooling Teens

Homeschooling through the Summer

Why we homeschool (ahem, kind of) through the summer

Juggling little ones while homeschooling

Homeschooling with a Baby

Is homeschooling better than public school?

Pros and Cons of Homeschooling

Why Homeschooling is worth it (podcast episode)

Tailoring your child’s education

The Learning Style Quiz

The Homeschool Style Quiz

The Curriculum Quiz

My top homeschool resource books

The Brave Learner
Teaching from Rest
A Thomas Jefferson Education
How to Get your Child off the Refrigerator and On to Learning
The Read Aloud Family

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