Is your homeschool family prepared for an emergency? Rowan gives practical tips on preparing for emergencies for 72 hours and beyond. You don’t have to be a crazy prepper to be ready for a crisis.
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Is your homeschool family prepared for an emergency? Rowan gives practical tips on preparing for emergencies for 72 hours and beyond. You don’t have to be a crazy prepper to be ready for a crisis.
Rowan interviews children’s picture book author Laurie Vandenhurk, who moved to Tanzania to serve the people there while homeschooling her children. Learn how village life in Tanzania impacted her and her family, and has now formed the basis for her books in the It Takes A Village to Raise a Child series.
Rowan interviews the director of the Alberta Home Education Association to learn about homeschooling in Alberta. Find out how AHEA advocates on behalf of Alberta homeschoolers and enjoy a philosophical discussion of parental roles and the role of government in the education of children..
Christine Dittman shares how she runs a Lego business while homeschooling her ten children.
An exploration of the concept and purpose of testing and whether or not these ideas apply in the homeschooling context.
Stephanie Sewell shares her homeschooling journey and the importance of connection in education, and how she kept connections going in her choir during the pandemic.
Lincoln Stoller, former NASA scientist and current life coach, has had a unique educational journey which has led him to unschooling his son. We discuss the importance of mentorship and making opportunities for learning and growth.
Tips for organizing your homeschool. How you do it will depend on your philosophy of education and on your organizing style. How Rowan organized her homeschool, and more.
In a STEM world, are the humanities still relevant? Why has education shifted to a focus on STEM? What are the employment prospects of humanities students? These topics are discussed and more.
Learn about the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and a remarkable Peacemaker and Guide named Thanendelthur. The second episode with indigenous content from Headphone History in honour of our National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Free Printables for your children.
In honour of the national day for truth and reconciliation, some indigenous history for your Canadian homeschool.
Rowan shares podcast updates, fall field trip ideas, essential oil recipes and more!
Rowan speaks with her mom about read-alouds in Cathy’s homeschool. Learn how to choose good books for your library and how read-alouds can pull in topics like social issues and history as you educate your children at home.
Part 1 of 2. A conversation with Janet Losole, author of Adventure By Chicken Bus, a homeschooling adventure that she and her husband took with their children through Central America.
