Has the weather turned cool and colorful where you are?
‘Tis the season!!
Brighton Park is a homeschooling blog penned by Katie Sullivan, M.S., SLP-CCC a pediatric speech language pathologist and homeschooler who believes that anyone can be successful homeschooling and every child has the potential to learn. Brighton Park contains practical tips, speech/language information, special needs homeschooling help, craft tutorials, recipes and new this month, free theme units. Brighton Park is a Circle of Moms top 25 blog and a Seametrics.com top 50 farm blog.
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Danielle is a big-city Southern California girl who, after a number of years spent enjoying the majesty of small-town Montana, moved back home to be near family and make a go of her backyard homesteading dreams. She’s married to her stud of a high school sweetheart and together they’re raising three handsome, rough-and-tumble young men. Their family loves the Lord and homeschooling is just one of the many ways they have endeavored to give their whole lives to Christ. Danielle and her family are having a blast working to turn their healthy DIY spirit into a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Do you have a child interested in photography? How about Photoshop? Are you looking for something fun, educational and different for them this summer? Then these classes are for you! . . . Or rather, for your children. JessicaSprague.com – a fabulous, online learning classroom and shop for digital crafters – is now offering Photography…
It’s a party with Classical Academic Press! Who? All homeschoolers are invited! When? October 22, 8:00 pm CST Where? Hip Homeschool Moms Facebook page Why? To learn more about Classical Academic Press, the Benefits of Incorporating Rhythms and Routines in your Homeschool, and for a chance to win some great prizes! How do…
If you’re considering homeschooling or have already decided to homeschool, one of the most important things you’ll do is find and choose the right curriculum for your family. In this article, I’ll suggest some great places to find curriculum. The next post in this series will give information about how to choose the right curriculum…
About two years ago, we uprooted our family and made a cross-country move from a mostly-suburban, part rural football town in the deep South to a small but eclectic city out on the coast of California – where jazz festivals and urban farmer’s markets abound. As we transitioned from homeschooling cross country, I found out…
The internet has lots of free educational resources for children and parents! In fact, one of the best things (and one of the worst things) about homeschooling is the amount of great information that’s available! You know what I mean. It can be so hard to sort through what’s available and decide what materials to…
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I’ve linked up today for the first time! Thank you for the opportunity to meet other homeschool moms and gleam from their experiences.
Thanks so much for hosting, and for this wonderful blog. As a first-year homeschooler who is still just figuring it all out, I am so grateful for this great resource. Happy Tuesday 🙂
Now, on to the HOP…
Now, on to the HOP…
I’ve linked up today for the first time! Thank you for the opportunity to meet other homeschool moms and gleam from their experiences.
Just love this hop…Thanks again for hosting and have a great week.
Thanks so much for hosting, and for this wonderful blog. As a first-year homeschooler who is still just figuring it all out, I am so grateful for this great resource. Happy Tuesday 🙂
My post is up and I hope someone might have an answer to my question!