Hip Homeschool Hop 1/19/16 – 1/23/16


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Thank you for linking up with us on our Hip Homeschool Hop! We’re glad to have you. And if you’re here to take a look around and find some fun topics, good information, ideas, or support, we’re glad to have you too! But first we hope you’ll take a look at some of our favorite posts from last week’s Hop. Enjoy!

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One of Wendy’s favorite posts from last week’s Hop is What Homeschoolers Don’t Know (& What They Need). When I began homeschooling 18 years ago, I had no idea how homeschooling would change because of technology! This article shares information that those of us who have “digital learners” will want to keep in mind.

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Wendy blogs at Homeschooling Blessings, and another of her favorite posts from last week’s Hop is Learn to Live Outside Your Lesson Plans. “Some moms homeschool better when following lesson plans, but we all need to be able to loosen up sometimes and allow our children and ourselves to enjoy life together! This post encourages us to do just that.”


Wendy is one of the owners of Hip Homeschool Moms, Only Passionate Curiosity, Homeschool Road Trips, Love These Recipes, and Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. She married her high school sweetheart, Scott, 30 years ago, and they live in the South. Hannah, age 26, has autism and was the first homeschool graduate in the family. Noah, age 24, was the second homeschool graduate and the first to leave the nest. Mary Grace, age 18, is the most recent homeschool graduate. Wendy loves working out and teaching Training for Warriors classes at her local gym. She also enjoys learning along with her family, educational travel, reading, and writing, and she attempts to grow an herb garden every summer with limited success.

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  3. Thanks for featuring my post, Wendy! Yes, we need to adjust the way we teach our children to keep up with developing technology. I am always on the lookout for online tools to guide my girls’ talents and interest. And I love sharing what I find with others, hopefully encouraging them to add more digital learning to their homeschool. Thanks for spreading the word.

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