The Secular Eclectic Academic Magazine is a free publication of SEA Homeschoolers. It features articles written for secular academic homeschoolers by secular academic homeschoolers. Each issue has advice, information, book recommendations, homeschool projects, recipes, and travel notes.
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In this Month's Issue
Regular Features:
Planning and Leading the Trip of a Lifetime
by Steve Askin and Catherine Hanna
Homeschooling While Working
by LM Preston
Homeschooling Methodologies
by Blair Lee
This is What Perfectionism Looks Like
by Heather Boorman
How to Satisfy the Powers that Be
by Farrar Williams
Measuring the Speed of Light
By Conceptual Academy
Climate Literacy: It’s an Education Issue
by Blair Lee
July, 2019
Going from Rigor to Relaxed
by Farrar Williams
How to get a Special Needs Assessment for Homeschooled Kids
by Pam Ragland
If Your Child Needs a Gap Year…
Have Them Take It
by Blair Lee
An Eclectic Summer Reading List
by Kat Hutcheson
Ten Storytelling Podcasts for Summer Travel & Carschooling
by Lilly Vicens
One Third Stories Review
By Ann Ryan
How to Create a Parent Led
Homeschool Co-op
by Sharon Anderson
Celestron Binocular Review
by Blair Lee
June, 2019
“Let Them Play” Is Only Half the Story
by Samantha Matalone Cook MAT
How to Be an Ally
by Laurabeth Rapaz
College… So Many Choices
by Laura Kazan
The Four Methods of Evaluation
by Blair Lee MS
An Absolutely Beautiful Collection of Alphabet Books
by Kat Hutcheson
May, 2019
Ladybug Fun with Kids in the Garden
by homeschoolgardens.com
Assessment, Evaluation, & Grades
by Blair Lee MS
50+ Kid Picked Favorites for Homeschooling Young Learners
by Kat Hutcheson
Ready…Set…Go…
by Laura Kazan M. Ed.
Participating in the Long Cruise With Sea Scouts
by Riley Bristol
Planning High School: College Admissions for the Parents of 8th and 9th Graders
by Kate Laird
April, 2019
Developmentally Appropriate Kindergarden
by Laura Sowdon
Advice on Applying to College
by Blair Lee MS
Meaningful Earth Day Activities for Kids
Spring Activities to Go with I’m in Charge of Celebrations
by Ann Ryan
Could Your Homeschooled Child Have Dyslexia? Dysgraphia? Dyscalculia?
by Pam Ragland
Set Their Passion Free
by Sharon Anderson
Educational Links from NASA
March, 2019
A Note from Founder Blair Lee
Sometimes We Should Be Uncomfortable
by Samantha Matalone Cook
Women’s History Month Reading List
by Kat Hutcheson
Advice for Joining Park Days
by Jackie Geist
10 Ways to Make Sure Your Science Curriculum Is Secular
by Blair Lee MS
Our Kids Need Us to Teach
by Farrar Williams