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 NOWThe Topsy-Turvy HomeschoolerHomeschooling mom of 12 years shares her past and present experiences and hopes for the future. Lots of fun,useful and inspiring information.
A Meek & Quiet SpiritMy life as as SAHM, Christian, wife, and homeschooler.
Christian Home School Teachers' LoungeIf you are a parent desperately seeking solutions, friendship, solitude, and an occasional chuckle, then you’ve come to the right place. This site is your virtual parent survival kit. It's chock full of free home school curriculum, practical parenting advice, tips, articles, lessons, inspirational poetry, quotes, book and music reviews, and much more.
My wonderful, crazy life as a SAHM of 2A daily account of what my life is like being a SAHM and homeschooler of 2 with an emphasis on being MOM.
Canterbury Academy NewsWe are a nature-loving, unschooling family from the midwestern United States.
Inside on the OutsideA relaxed secular homeschooling mom's description and reflections on the moments of homeschooling, direct experience of the moments of our lives, with a bit of reflection on the conscious creation of those experiences thrown in for fun.
Today's LessonsJoin us for the adventures of a homelearning family, with all of its trials and triumphs,as we learn about the world around us, each other, and ourselves.
The Thomas InstituteBlogging our homeschool journey from the very beginning. Includes reviews of books and other resources related to homeschooling.
The Common RoomA homeschooling family chats about politics, poetry, literature, leadership (when the headmaster has time), music, the problems of having nine family members and one bathroom, animals, vegetables, minerals, cabbages, and kings, and whatever else strikes our fancy. For a longer introduction, see the archives for our 2/11/05 posts. Our favorite links are sometimes in the sidebar, sometimes at the bottom of the page- depends on when we last edited the template, and how badly we botched the edit.
Homeschooling Illinois - Legislation and LearningThis site is a collaboration of two homeschool moms. We write a lot about political stuff such as pending legislation that could make an impact on homeschoolers both in our state and on a national level. We also write about general homeschooling; what we're using, bargains we've found, places to go...
Learning in the UnzoneMusings about our unschooled lives.
Tornadowood-Weaving Rainbow Homeschool BlogAdventures of homeschooling 4 boys in Texas
Eyes Open WideI am an unschooling mother of two girls, 6 & 3. Before kids I had an ambitious career as an orchestral musician, and now I couldn\'t be happier with our lifestyle which still allows me to teach and occasionally perform. We live in Canada and this blog has a mixture of day-in-the-life entries, as well as philosophical musings.
Live Free Learn FreeWelcome to the Live Free Learn Free editor's blog - Shana's musings on Kenzie, the magazine, and life in general.
Homeschooling JournalWelcome to The Homeschooling Journal! My daughter has "special needs" so I have chosen to homeschool her in an unschooling / relaxed homeschooling manner, starting this year. I invite you to join in the journey as I share informative articles, helpful tips and great resources with you.
Bruggie TalesThe adventures of an Australian homeschooling family of 8 after living in the US for over two years and now back in Australia.
A Day in Our LivesSoon after adopting our three children, we removed them from school. We're embracing unschooling more and more each day. Take a peek into a day in our lives.
Travels with ChildrenOne mom, two homeschooled children, and a computer named Hal drive from California to Florida and back, learning all the way. Over 8000 miles will be blogged.
AfterthoughtsAfterthoughts is maintained by Brandy, who has been married to Josiah (referred to as Si) for 6 years, and is the homeschooling mother of three (so far): E. (5-year-old boy), A. (2.25-year-old girl), and Q. (6-month-old girl).
Heart ThreadsGod put homeschooling on my heart many years ago. Now, six children later, and with 8 years under my belt, it is still a considerable challenge. Come see how one family works it all out together.