An Eclectic Collection of Essays
Blair’s 15 most popular essays covering a wide range of topics.Homeschooling, Education,...
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Category: Handcrafted Education
Using Stories to Inspire Service Projects
We all have hopes and dreams for our children: values we hope they develop, a vision for the world...
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A Graduation Letter to Homeschooled Students
As our homeschooling journey comes to an end, it feels bittersweet. I am proud of the person my...
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Relief is Everything: The Homeschooling Journey of a Special Needs Family
As the parent of a special needs kid, the last thing I ever expected to feel when we began our homeschooling journey was relief. But that’s what we got. As the single mother of a child with nine different diagnoses, I don’t use the word, “relief”, lightly.
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How To Plan History
Are you thinking about how to approach history in your homeschool? Particularly if you are just starting out, it can seem like there are too many choices. Should you start with American history, or go chronologically? Should you buy a structured program or build your own, based off your child’s interests? I’ll be breaking down how to make decisions about history for your homeschool, and sharing my planning process plus a free printable chart along the way.
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Fun And Learning In The Fall Garden
Spring and summer may get all the glory in your garden, but if you’re looking for more reasons to stay outdoors late into the fall, planting a fall garden might just be the thing. Grab the kids, your garden tools, and start planning your fall garden now!
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Teen Book Club SEA Homeschoolers 2018/2019: Book List
The 2018-2019 SEA Homeschoolers Teen Book Club list has been finalized. There is a mix of fiction...
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Setting SMART Homeschool Goals
How many of us have felt like a homeschool failure at one point or another? It’s almost always...
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New Lecture Series on Teaching Evolution
SEA Homeschoolers is partnering with the Teacher Institute for Evolutionary Science (TIES), a...
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50+ Kid-Picked Favorites for Homeschooling Young Learners
As a follow-up to the talk I gave at the SEA Homeschoolers Convention 2018, “Playing School:...
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Review: Pandia Press Astronomy 1
Like many of you, I’ve been preparing for fall and the start of a new homeschooling year. Our...
Read MoreFrom Summer into Fall: a Gentle Transition for Homeschoolers
The transition from school year to summer and back again can be as varied as homeschool families themselves. As a homeschool parent, I’ve noticed some interesting trends around these transitions times. In our homeschool,...
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Getting the Challenge Right in Middle School
Kids in middle school are experiencing an explosion in brain activity and connectivity. They go from the black and white, concreteness of earlier childhood, to deeper thinking. They’re really yearning for big questions and ideas. They desire more challenge, but how do we get the level of challenge right?
Read MoreFeatured Talks July 2018 Secular, Eclectic, Academic Homeschoolers Convention, Atlanta, GA
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A Unique Teacher for Unorthodox Students
One of the many unique sessions at the SEA Convention this year was the Harry Potter Trivia Contest, and it’s no surprise that it was presented by a very unique teacher! Christy Seelye-King not only hosted this fun event for older kids and teens at the convention, but she also created a challenging and detailed Harry Potter scavenger hunt that took players all over the hotel as they sought the answers. She’s given us a wonderful window into her life, and we’d love to share that with you.
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