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Your story about requesting birth knowledge is abominable! It reflects EVERYTHING that is wrong! I'm so sorry that happened, but I love how you have channeled it.

I totally agreee ! Even for homeschooling I would argue the level your children can achieve is limited by your parents own level and capacity to learn and teach. Unfortunately to accept that you have your own limits even as a grown up is something that it not necessarily a given or easy to confirm from within your own bubble. Of course public or normal schools aren’t perfect in any way, but anyone that wants to homeschool should ask themselves if they want to learn themselves and if they think they are knowledgeable enough and good at teaching to prepare the children for what comes after your homeschooling in earnest.

Where do I go get the free booklet

This is such a great channel

Some crazy guy named Recovery Attic sent me here

Thank you very much! For sharing it for free 😭😭

I would never send my kids to school. I want the public school employees to be looked at with the same destine as tobacco executives. We have 4 boys, and we do a combination of homeschool and unschooling. We require our kids to learn to read, write, and speak in English, Latin, and Greek. They learn math until algebra and biblical history. Other then that the rest is up to their curiosity. My 11 year old is fluent in English, Latin, ASL and pretty good at greek. He can do most algebra in his head and is currently obsessed with Egyptian history, American history. He reads a chapter book a week. He loves reading poetry in Latin and writes his own books in English and Latin. He also plays the piano very well. My 6 year old can read and write at a 3rd grade level in English and Latin and speaks Latin well enough for his age. He loves math and is starting algebra already. He has also taught himself how to do basic coding in HTML and is crazy good at redstone in mincraft, which is essentially logic gates and programming. My 2 year old knows a lot of Latin for his age and some basic math. And the baby is just a baby. They also have tons of friends as almost everyone we know homeschools or unschools. And can converse with adults at an adult level. When done right it can be wonderful. Once a person knows how to read, write and do math the world is their oyster.

Thank you so much we are going to download it and print it tomorrow when we are home

I want this book how i get?

Calculus. Really!

I cant find the link to the printable version of the book. Please share!

I have a son of almost 6 he has adhd and asd and spd. The school have said they are sure he is dyslexic and will screen him in summer term 2025. We have done a screening and he flags up as highly. He gets so so angry if i try and get him to spund at words at home.he finds it difficult to sound out 3 letter words and put them back together. He just blurts out any words rather than trying. He says i hate learning.i get his frustration as he cant concerntrate for long. Any ideas ?

Sooo I got the message "Pray Before the Crisis"!!!

What an amazing video- literally starting from scratch and now I feel so much better about it! Thanks for all the amazing resources 👍🏼✏️

So true ! great points, homeschooling is already being an entrepreneur! You gave more advice in this one video than many courses from various mentors put together! Thank you! ❤❤

thank you

My problem with homeschooling and particularly with unschooling is that, if you want to do it right, and do right by your children by teaching them skills they will need in life (even if you don't like that they will need those skills) it is a lot of work and effort. I'm sure there are plenty of homeschooling and unschooling families who are putting in the work, but I'm also sure there are plenty of parents and families who aren't.

From my perspective when people say that it will know that's just radical unschooling, and not "unschooling". But that means that the parents need more education on what it is a proper "unschooling" I've noticed that in general it does pay if your parents are more educated in general. Absolutely agree with people in the comments that unschooling is often times a term used oftentimes by parents who simply just don't want to educate their children. Educational neglect is very problematic whether it's in the home, private school or public school. From what I have learned from people who are former unschoolers, who had bad experiences . They typically have lower self-esteem (That's what former unschoolers say) They struggle to relate because their experiences feel vastly different.(That's what I've heard them say) However, from my perspective everyone 's life is unique and different. When it comes to people who are disabled or neurodivergent, I kind of hear different sides. Some of them really benefit from it but others it can make it worse.

Saint Benedict’s Rule for his monastery talked about stability often.

Amen sister! Mama to nine here (with a two-year-old and one-year-old Twins). When we brought our babies home, I thought, “How are we going to do this?” (Homeschooling) Well, turns out, God knee I needed to SLOW WAY DOWN with my meticulous planning and tedious purchases of busy work curriculum. Books! Books is where it’s at. I then turned my focus onto our home library, beautiful journals and less comparison! Bingo!

Would love a house tour! Looks primitive and cozy! 😍

I like your channel. We are new to TJ Ed. I would love to see more videos coorelating with this style. 🥰 We have always been big Charlotte Mason fans, but I’m trying to marry the two this upcoming year with our nine kiddos. Many blessings!

Omg I can't imagine being with my parent at home EVERY SINGLE DAY HAVING HER AS A GUIDE. Noooooooo 😫

Has anyone used this and have reviews on it? Thanks ❤

Thanks so much for sharing. I was desperate to find an affordable, effective option.

Hey Mrs. RA I suggest a book to take on your son’s wedding trip.” it is titled Blockhead. It's the story of the child who discovered the Fibonacci patterns and sequences. Since you will be spending so much time at museums and outdoor activities, you could go on treasure hunts. I love your inspiration and how it still captures my heart for teaching children! Hugs 🙃b

I agree with you 100%. In the publicly funded school I attended, we did "discovery math" and "discovery spelling," but we still received low grades if we got the answers wrong. So many kids spelled "because" as "becoz" because we were not allowed to use a dictionary and were told to "sound it out" without being taught phonetics and "just guess" by our exasperated teacher when we didn't know how to "sound it out." It doesn't work in a school setting and it doesn't seem to work in a home setting either, as most of the unschooling kids online seem to be "iPad kids." Discovery learning has some merit in subjects like music, science, art and gym (even these subjects need a combination of structured and unstructured learning), but not for grammar and math.

Thanks a lot. We will try it.

I definitely am going to find my kids a MENTOR once they focus in on something they really like. I needed that but never got it in public school.

I think what you say is all part of unschooling. You as a parent help them find there resources. I don’t like when unschooling is seen as unparenting or lax do nothing. It needs to be a teacher who cares and encourages and engages a child. Teach your child how to learn giving them the resources they need. Giving them the environment for education. What you are saying is an excellent teacher is who an unschooling teacher strives to be. I’ve been unschooling for 20 plus years. Kids that are in college and through college. Children who have written and published books ect. Unschooling is not doing nothing.

Thank you for sharing your style, can you share more about the spelling class you mention?

Diving into WEH this year after finding it a few years ago. So glad I found your channel.

I am so glad I found your channel!!! It's been so helpful and so many great ideas! Thank you for taking the time to share! 🙃

Thank you.

This was fantastic. Love the opening. When I was young I loved,Little House on the Prairie,great reading

I loved the opening!!! 🤣 These are great ideas! It would also be a good schedule for starting back, or taking a break mid-year, or for deschooling. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this information.

Such wonderful ideas…Thank you for sharing!

My kids are grown. However, i do have a granddaughter so will try to pick up ideas for her 😂

Awesome video

Oh this was cute!!

I love this! Thanks for sharing!

I love the themed days idea! Any chance you would be willing to share your ticket activities list?

I am revamping my homeschool right now and loving rewatching some of these to get inspired. Thank you!

what age is this for? my 11yo son is dyslexic and this seems a bit young, even though he is about a 2nd gr reading level

Thank you for this

1:20 Speaking of schole, you might like The Age of Martha. :)

I have an 8yo and 5yo. We’re thinking of homeschooling this coming year. A lot of learning has always taken place in our home, so it makes sense to bring it all in, though our daughter has attended a private Christian school and done well. I just think she can do more. I’m reading TJED now. Does the book you recommend here lay things out in greater detail? Do you not teach math, spelling, grammar etc.? I like this method as a concept but I feel very overwhelmed in general about missing important things. I need my own mentor, to be honest lol

🖤🖤✨ *THANK YOU* *My sister just passed away ❤️‍🩹💔& my nephews are struggling reading so I’m going to really try to be there for them & help the best I can* - *im deep diving in research tools to help with the process trying not to get overwhelmed* 😩

Love it!

I ordered this. Praying it helps. Thank you!