Last episode I introduced my new friend, Serena Ryan of the Confident Homeschooler. THIS episode, we continue our conversation, just talking shop about homeschooling, including answering a listener question.  If you have questions about homeschooling, se.

Be sure to listen to episode 33 to get the beginning of this show. I continue my thoughts on how to begin homeschooling, including taking note of RESOURCES available, and thoughts on building a homeschooling tribe.    After I finish my thoughts, I includ.

I talked about it in episode 3, but felt that it was worth another episode. I know how overwhelming it can be to find curriculum that works for you and your family! Let this be a starting point. And if you want to talk with me about your own journey to f.

2020 has been a truly unusual year and, as we get into the summer, looking forward to the fall, that is still the case. I have seen a huge increase of people deciding to homeschool their children for the first time, for this coming school year. As parent.

Elizabeth from Four In Tow Podcast, invited the cast of Fade To Gray onto her show to discuss socialization and homeschooling.If you would like to find out more about Four In Tow Podcast, go check out the website: Four In Tow Podcast and follow on F...

In this episode, I spoke with Julie from Whisking Apples, about the curriculum she is creating that uses recipes as the backbone of a complete learning experience. It was such a pleasure to talk with Julie about this refreshingly new approach to homescho.

Continuing on the theme of adults looking back on their homeschooled up bringing, I sat down with podcaster, Natalie Smith, to talk about her experiences growing up homeschooled. We talked about what she thinks she missed out on, her transition to adulth.

Have you ever wondered what it is like to be homeschooled and then get to college? Have you ever wondered what homeschool kids think about their homeschool experience, once they become adults? WELL, look no further than this episode of Four In Tow Podcas.

After taking a two month break, I'm back with new interviews, and hopefully, more encouragement for you!  This episode was recorded in February 2020, I had intended to post it in mid March. But many factors prevented me. Keep that in mind as we talk abou.

This episode is the second of two parts in which I speak with Heather about homeschooling special needs children. Find part one in Episode 25, then come back here to Episode 26 to hear the conclusion of my interview with Heather.  During the episode, we .