RING DESCRIPTION: This ring is for people who educate their children at home and also have a blog or journal regularly updated and where you at least sometimes mention your homeschooling. :) I don't care what you call it or how you do it. This ring is so we can find each other more easily.
Please click one of the links below to enter the RingSurf Viewer. JOIN RING NOWBoy StoryThe adventure of raising three boys.
A Brain Like Mine: Diary of a Feminist HousewifeOpinion on arts, religion, culture, homeschooling, family life, love, faith, knitting, politics, science, kids, and anything else that bounces my way.
Serving Him at HomeA peek behind the scenes of a Christian wife and mother who serves the Lord by serving my family at home. I hope you will sit down with a cup of tea (or your favorite beverage) and join me for a few minutes.
the brew*crew adventureWhere I share my thoughts on a myriad of topics, aspects of our family life, our faith and our falterings as we live, love and learn together each day.
Adventures of a Happy HomeschoolerAdventures of a homeschool mom and her three kids.
FieldlearningWhere we go, what we do, how we learn. A journal of our fieldlearning experiences, observations on how kids learn, people we meet and connections that are made contextually and relationally. We're in the Philly area. Stop on by.
Homeschooling mom to 2Just day to day activites at our house.
Literary ChildLiterary Child's blog...by an unschooling mama to three young children. (Literary Child is a reading group and interactive literary magazine for children.)
The Children's HourComments and recommendations for books for reading to children, particularly books on the bible, history and good fiction.
These comments arise from our own experience of reading to our four homeschooled boys
HMS Indefatigablehomeschooling, classical education, parenting, literature and politics
(with some knitting thrown in)
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My Bountiful Lifehockey mom, homeschool mom, organic gardener, enough pets to have our own food chain, i.am.canadian. engineer by schooling... in practice, not so much, gadget girl extraordinaire, camera permanently affixed to right hand
Freehold 2Ruby blogs about our homeschool in Montreal. Entries cover a plethora of subjects - from resources and reviews, to upcoming community events, to stuff she just happens to be mulling over. As we are a frugal family, anything we find that helps cut costs will be shared with readers.
Homeschool DaysA homeschooling mom with three girls learning as we go! The year 2004 is our first year of homeschooling...what an adventure!
Not CannedFor the record, a daily (kind-of) chronicle of homeschool haps and mishaps for our review, for keeping track, for friends and relatives who may be interested, maybe for connecting with similarly interested, homeschooling souls or souls who are interesting. With assorted musings, tangents taken as they call.
Chambers FamilyDaily life of our homeschooling family, including projects we\'ve done, want to do, fun things we\'ve found, pictures, recipes, bragging and lamenting. Bring a cup of Java and stop by.
another lisaMy goal is to raise our seven children without losing my patience, sanity or sense or humour. I have homeschooled four of our children over the years, and have gained experience in working with teens and children with anxiety disorders.
The Sunny PatchWe are a suburban family homeschooling our daughter. I love to share my thoughts about cooking, reading, our faith, and homeschooling, of course!
m00minfamily unschooling blogA family of 4 kids, aged 5-14, who have never been to school in the rural mountains of BC Canada. Lots of music, lots of wilderness, knitting, gardening, and too much computer time.
Becoming A Heaven on EarthI am an LDS homeschooling mom of 7 children (guadianship to 1 of those, and infant twins!). I subscribe to the Thomas Jefferson Education philosphy, and I don't limit myself to blogging only of homeschool. I believe education is emcompassing of all faculties of life, and so I talk of day to day happenings as well as other topics on top of homeschooling. I make up my own unit studies and post them here so others may benefit as well. I'm always happy to meet new people, so when others comment I always return the favor. :)
Edwards Family BlogThe Life learning adventures of a home educating family