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Relaxed Homeschooling

Relaxed Homeschooling is a thoughtful Christian approach to homeschooling that is flexible, customized, academically responsible, and rooted in strong family relationships.

It is the sweet spot between unschooling, rigid classical education, and overly idealized Charlotte Mason — a family-centered, parent-guided approach to education.

The Importance Of Play For Small Children

Using “Wild Kratts” For Homeschooling

How To Raise A Reader

Home Schooling or Home Education?

Teaching Our Spirited, Active Child To Read

Fear or Faith-Based Parenting?

Our Homeschool Learning Room For First Grade

Parenting and Homeschooling As an Introvert

Easy Homemade Weather Station

Stocking Our Homeschool Arts and Crafts Cabinet

Market Day | Cozy Book Review

Feeding Caroline’s Creativity With My Froggy Stuff

Introverted Parents, Extroverted Child, and Television

Our First Year of Homeschooling | The Ups and Downs of Kindergarten

We Homeschool versus We’re Homeschoolers

Should Children Learn Cursive Writing?

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