Titus 2 Homemaker

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking

TITUS 2 HOMEMAKER

Authentic, Balanced, Counter-cultural homemaking
...to the glory of God!


You are here: Home / Archives for relaxed homeschooling

A Brief Overview of Notebooking & Shutterbooks

By 1 Comment

This site uses affiliate/referral links, meaning if you choose to make a purchase after clicking on them, I will make a small commission, at no additional cost to you. (For more information, see the full disclosure policy.) Thank you for helping me keep the site online!

What is Notebooking? Notebooks and shutterbooks (aka Lapbooks TM) are terrific projects for documenting real-life learning.  They’re great for relaxed homeschooling, because they allow for the children’s uniqueness and innate creativity, rather than expecting an “inside-the-box” outcome.  I highly recommend that every homeschool parent learn about notebooking and shutterbooks. Notebooking is compiling a variety of […]

Christian Unschooling: Growing Your Children in the Freedom of Christ {review}

By 2 Comments

This site uses affiliate/referral links, meaning if you choose to make a purchase after clicking on them, I will make a small commission, at no additional cost to you. (For more information, see the full disclosure policy.) Thank you for helping me keep the site online!

I recently finished reading Christian Unschooling: Growing Your Children in the Freedom of Christ, by Teri Brown and Elissa Wahl.  The book was written to confront the perception that “Christian unschooling” is an oxymoron.  I must admit, I was intrigued by the title because prior to reading it, I believed just that. What is Unschooling? […]

Predicting the Outcome (Learning English is Natural)

By 1 Comment

This site uses affiliate/referral links, meaning if you choose to make a purchase after clicking on them, I will make a small commission, at no additional cost to you. (For more information, see the full disclosure policy.) Thank you for helping me keep the site online!

I am solidly in the camp of those who believe that very young students do not need a lot of academic work. In thinking over my English Guide one night, it occurred to me that the list of concepts for first and second grade might cause a parent to feel that this is not the […]