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Diving into Unschooling: Our Experience

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If  you’ve been a reader here for a while, you might remember I reviewed the book Unschooled a little while back — and found it so mind-blowing that I think everyone needs to read it (whether or not you unschool — or even homeschool).  That was the first step in our going all-in with unschooling this year, […]

Thirty Constructive Things for Kids to Do

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Updated Sep. 11 2019.  Originally published May 26, 2015. From “I’m Bored” to “Doing Something Constructive” I know my kids are not the only ones who complain that they’re “bored.”  Or they “hover.”  This is hard to explain, because it sounds a little like I don’t want to spend time with my kids, but that’s […]

Freeform Homeschool Planning: How To Almost Unschool

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A lot of people like the general idea of unschooling, but find it a bit too unstructured for their tastes.  Or they aren’t sure how they’d keep records.  What I’m going to describe here isn’t quite unschooling (although you can adapt it to be more or less structured), but it is a more “freeform” style of planning […]