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  • Re: Homeschooling for Pre-K

    Hi there, It is important when children are so young to encourage their creativity, imagination and curiosity. You might want to read a post that I just wrote on 5/1 re: early childhood. It's contents are geared toward questions re: homeschooling using a Waldorf/Steiner theory. If you read under...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hsiamy on 05-02-2008

  • How long?

    Hi everyone. I was just wondering, if you use a "school structured" approach to homeschooling, how long are your scheduled lessons? I ask because I decided to use a fairly "school-like" timetable for my 14 year old daughter, Liana, as she has been in public school for 10 years, and...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by EricaInTassie on 02-19-2008

  • Re: Encouragement for new to homeschooling.

    Thank you Redsweet! Your words remind me that while the details of each of our homeschools varies a lot, (Which is great--because we have unique children with unique little lives!!) what we all can gain for our children is what you describe, because underneath it all, our homeschools are . . . homes...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by welearn on 12-05-2007

  • Encouragement for new to homeschooling.

    I have six sons - the first 5 attended public school and my youngest just began homeschooling as a 5th grader this year. Getting started seemed a bit overwhelming at first, just making the decision was overwhelming. My best advice for decision making and getting started is breaking it down into small...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by redsweet1955 on 12-05-2007
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