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Discover a Discipleship Approach to Homeschool
We would call our homeschool philosophy a discipleship approach – meaning we focus on teaching, training, guiding and helping our kids in their whole life – not just academics. Day to day though, you will find us using many of the learning tools found in a variety of homeschool methods – therefore I would also call myself eclectic.
What is Discipleship?
It is a lifestyle of mentoring my children in the real activities that happen in life. It is a lifestyle of having my children along side me in every situation – in order to glean wisdom, character, knowledge and skills because of God in our lives.
I am challenged by the concept to disciple my children rather than to just educate my children. When I think in terms of “educate” I automatically think of academic areas but in my heart, I know the relational, character and life skill are so much of what I want for my children. Keep Reading…
Discipleship is passing on of values,
one generation to the next.
Key Blog Posts
So you Want to Start Homeschooling? It will change your life!
Advice given to my best friend if they wanted to start homeschooling. Read post
You Need to have an Intentional Plan for your Homeschool
We need to have an intentional plan when we homeschool otherwise we won’t meet our intended goals. Read post
Homeschool Scope and Sequence (What to teach and When)
The scope and sequence tells you what you will cover and when in your homeschool. As a discipleship homeschool it needs to reflect the whole-life approach. Read post
Family Life Creates Learning Experiences
Everyday family life creates learning experiences that teach relationship skills, life skills, character and academic learning. Read post
3 Must Haves for Homeschooling
What you really need to homeschool is very different from what you might think. Read post
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Homeschooling Multiple Ages: Simple Strategies That Actually Work
One of the questions that homeschool mums often ask is how to teach multiple ages and multiple levels. How we homeschool is different for every family; we all have our preferences and priorities. Personally, I wanted us to learn together as much as possible while...
How To Keep Littles Engaged Without Using Screens When Homeschooling
Homeschooling with a toddler underfoot can feel like juggling while riding a unicycle—and someone keeps tossing more balls your way. You finally sit down to help your older child with math, and suddenly the baby’s pulling books off the shelf or your preschooler is...
How to Build Confidence in Your Own Homeschooling Style
How to Build Confidence in Your Own Homeschooling Style (Without Feeling Like You Have to Copy Everyone Else) The best homeschool for your child isn’t the one that looks like everyone else’s—but the one that’s shaped by your unique family values, rhythms, and goals?...
Mindset Shift That Helps Parents Prioritise Their Child’s Heart – Part 2
Interruptions in parenting are inevitable—whether it’s a meltdown, a sudden change in plans, or an emotional moment you have to help your child process. These moments feel frustrating, even overwhelming especially when we have things to do in our day. But what if we...
A Simple Mindset Shift That Helps Parents Prioritise Their Child’s Heart
Ever felt like your carefully planned day just unraveled before your eyes? The meltdown you didn’t schedule happens, your plans fall apart, and you’re left wondering—how do I keep my cool and still parent well? In today’s episode, we’re talking about managing life’s...
Helping a Homeschool Student move from Un-engaged to a Love of Learning
Though we all have many different reasons why we homeschool and how we homeschool I think there would be a common thread that we all want our kids to learn. We may differ on the what to learn and the how to learn - but we want our kids to learn. So when they start...
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