HSP 057 Gina Munsey: Homeschooling a Gifted Daughter

HSP 057 Gina Munsey: Homeschooling a Gifted Daughter

Homeschooling a profoundly gifted child can bring lots of challenges others may not completely understand. Want to take a peek into the world of homeschooling gifted kids? Don’t miss this conversation with Gina Munsey — second generation homeschooler and mom to the brilliantly asynchronous Aveline. Links and resources from today’s show:  Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland…

Hand Lettering with Heather Suemnicht: Learning, Knowing, Creating Hobbies for Homeschool Moms

Hand Lettering with Heather Suemnicht: Learning, Knowing, Creating Hobbies for Homeschool Moms

I have followed Heather on Instagram for quite a while now. She always has something beautiful going on at her account, Tillberry Tales. This year I’ve had my eye out for hobbyists, and the hobby she posted that I’m most intrigued by is her hand lettering. Hand lettering has become very popular in recent years…

YMB #42 Seeking Truth: A Conversation with Ashley Woleben

YMB #42 Seeking Truth: A Conversation with Ashley Woleben

What is lectio divina and how can we use this ancient monastic practice in leading our students to truth. Ashley Woleben is on the show today to answer that question and so much more. Links and Resources from Today’s Show Mere Motherhood: Morning Times, Nursery Rhymes, & My Journey Toward SanctificationChildren of the New ForestWhere…

HSP 056 Caitlin Curley: Introducing Gameschooling

HSP 056 Caitlin Curley: Introducing Gameschooling

So many homeschoolers start down this alternate education path to break free from the traditional schooling mode, then find themselves recreating school-at-home and getting frustrated with themselves and their kids. Cait Curley has the answer for you, and she and Colleen talk all about gameschooling for fun AND learning this week. You don’t want to…

YMB #41 Why Fairy Tales are Not Optional: A Conversation with Angelina Stanford

YMB #41 Why Fairy Tales are Not Optional: A Conversation with Angelina Stanford

Angelina Stanford and I started our conversation with a showdown. “I’m going to have to limit you to an hour,” I told her. “You’re going to have a hard time with that,” was her reply. Boy, was she ever right! I just wanted this conversation about fairy tales to go on and on and on….

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