Incorporating Unschooling into a Project Based School

So, with the help of the children, I have chosen all our curriculum and am continuing to pursue project based learning whenever I can.  Yet everything which pulls me towards unschooling is still pulling, whilst everything in me which rejects unschooling is still rejecting it.  What's a girl to do?  A while ago I read…

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2014-2015 School Year: History – The Renaissance and Explorer’s Age

The one part of our school which everybody loves and yet I had forgotten to post on was our planned history studies for next year.  I am very excited about our history plans.  They are a rather wonderful concoction of curriculum, unit studies and project based learning, in fact it really is just a continuation…

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C11’s Electives For the 2014-2015 School Year

C11 is my vivacious, very quirky twin.  She is a lovely mixture of both Gary and myself.  She has her head permanently in the clouds (me), enjoys anything which includes yarn and material (me), is very musical with a really beautiful voice (Gary) and is really wonderful with young children, especially her little siblings who…

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2014-2015 School Year: 11-13 year olds – The Three R’s

Before Christmas: End of 2014 This side of Christmas we will be finishing off our study of the Ojibwe Nation.  So far we are enjoying the very comfortable route of typical Angelicscalliwags Homeschool.  We all really love how we naturally school: The main problem is that I don't have the same amount of time to school…

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