Ami's World
Some of us know her as AmiMental or Comic on AOL, or just Ami, our chat host here on A to Z, but we all love her sense of humor! Come enjoy her latest wry look at homeschool life.
By Other Means
I'm Lucy, home educating my two children in Northern Scotland.
This is a record of our activities and learning, a year in to
home ed.
Bona Vita
Homeschool mom of 9, Kathy Adams, blogs about renaissance life in a post-modern world.
By Other Means from
Scotland
We are a home educating family from Scotland, kids aged 10 and
12 years. Photos and reviews of our favorite places to visit.
By Lucy Burnett.
Challenging Assumptions
Wendy Priesnitz' weblog about natural learning, unschooling,
non-coercive parenting, environment, simple living, creativity,
sustainable living, renewable energy, green politics and more.
Choidahye's Homeschool
I hope to share and swap homeschooling ideas, activities and
materials with all of you. Feel free to click every post, there's
always link to great free resources on the net. From Ines in
Indonesia.
A Day in Our Lives
Shortly after we moved, we started the adoption process and adopted
three siblings (at the time-an 11 year old boy, an 8 year old
girl and a 5 year old girl). We removed them from school, one
at a time, between Dec. '04 and April '05 and started homeschooling
them.
Fast Times @ Homeschool High
Forty-something mom Denise lives in Florida with her partner
and their children. When she's not busy homeschooling her teen
or working, she can be found driving "mom's taxi" for
smiles and cash.
From a Cluttered Desk
I am Tammy Cardwell, she of the cluttered desk. (Hey, you think
I'm kidding?!) I'm having a blast here in Blogland and invite
to you to peruse my ramblings. Another "grandmother"
homeschooler from Texas.
Hands-On Learning at Home
Barbara Wood has been homeschooling various combinations of her
4 children for over 16 years. Her interests include nature study,
song writing, and crafts.
Home Education and Other
Stuff
Commentary on home education and whatever else catches his interest,
by blogger extraordinaire Daryl Cobranchi.
Home*School*Home
But really, why are they home? I really should address why they
are homeschooled, shouldn't I? I did a little in my first article
on this blog, if you look way back at the beginning.
Homeschool Mom Tips
News and views on political, economic, legal and socio-cultural
issues that impact homeschooling families. By Victoria Carrington,
M.D., an African-American homeschooling mom and The Mom Coach.
Freelance writer: parenting, mental health & inspirational
speaker and workshop leader.
Homeschooling: A Familys Journey NEW
Greg and Martine Millman, authors of a book of the same name, have started this blog to tell you about their family homeschool journey.
Homeschooling Journey
Unfortunately, people are frequently annoyed by my answers. They
want lots of specific information and the only thing I can really
tell them is "It depends." By Annette Berlin.
The Homeschooling Revolution
Isabel (Izzy) Lyman is the author of a book by the same title.
A Republican viewpoint of news.
Homeschooling Helper
I am a home-based freelance writer and mother of five (with two
still at home). I homeschooled my children for 15 years, as well
as teaching art and creative writing workshops. Sandra K, Blackfoot,
Idaho, United States.
Homeschooling in New York City
Here is our journey of coming to the homeschool decision, going
about our days, trudging through NY State's homeschool rules
and regulations, and using all NYC has to offer! We unschool
and there's just no better place to live!
HS Blog - HomeSchool Blog
The latest buzz in the homeschooling community including discussion
of homeschooling and homeschoolers in the news, legislation that's
important to homeschoolers, and useful homeschool and educational
resources. run by Bev Kruger.
The Informed Parent
Mary Nix is not a lawyer, nor an expert, but a parent just like you. "My family and I chose home education as our educational choice. It is a hands on process that opens up many opportunities for learning and exploring. Because it is outside of the educational norm, we also felt the need to learn about the rules that govern this choice."
Just Enough,
and Nothing More
Tammy Takahashi's blog. She's also editor of the California Homeschooler.
I guess I'm not a catalogue person. But I buy off the internet
all the time. The internet, it doesn't discern. The universal
catalogue for the universal shopper.
Life
Without School
We live our lives with school. For some, Life Without School
begins as a conscientious choice that is whole-heartedly embraced.
For others, it begins as a quest for second chances and new opportunity.
Live
Free Learn Free
A satisfying peak in to the day to day life of an unschooling
family in a way in which an article could never be. Shana rejoices
in a freecycle find that makes her boy happy.
Love2learn
Blog
Ideas, stories, thoughts, resources and advice on Catholic homeschooling
and family life.
Mama Mantras
Single, homeschooling and wondering what's next. A mother's blog.
Marching to the Beat of Our Own Drum
We are a family of 4 enjoying life as much as we can. We are embarking on a new journey this year... homeschooling. Abby is 5 and would be starting kindergarten this year. We will be doing kindergarten at home and are very excited about it.
Mother
Crone's Homeschooling Blog
An eclectic homeschooler gives a look into her days teaching
her two children, while sharing her love of crafts, books, and
slightly tilted views on everyday life.
A Muslim
Mother's Thoughts
On Islamic Parenting, Attachment Parenting, Homeschooling, and
the Spiritual Life of a Mother
My
Bountiful Life
Hockey mom, homeschool mom, organic gardener, enough pets to
have our own food chain, i.am.canadian. engineer by schooling...
in practice, not so much, gadget girl extraordinaire, camera
permanently affixed to right hand.
Nerd Family
A pro-nerd family of pro-family nerds, wrtten by Jacqueline Cromwell
and her engineer husband.
Progressive
Homeschool
We practice evidence-based education with a growing socratic,
non-didactic sensibility.
Radio Free
School
Tantrum space for un-schoolers at radio free school, the weekly
radio show by for and about people who eschew factory learning.
Open season on all things we might bump up against. by Beatrice
Ekoko.
Relaxed Homeskool
Sample: If your child asks you every morning, for 3 weeks, to
help him/her dissect the owl pellets, for the love of Pete, just
pull yourself together and get the kitchen ready.
Spunky
Homeschool
Spunky is closing down her blog. Archives may be available for
awhile. If you notice that it is gone, let
me know. This blog is dedicated to the ramblings of a homeschooling
mother of 6 in desperate need of a vacation. But since that is
not currently available this blog will have to do.
Therapeutic
Homeschooling
I am a stay at home mom of two beautiful children. We are a homeschooling
family using Waldorf Education. We live on a farm and enjoy the
closeness of an extended family and wide open spaces!
Throwing
Marshmellows
Stephanie Elms is not what many people would consider a "typical"
homeschooler. She actually enjoys the surprised looks I get when
people find out. I am a Unitarian Universalist and support progressive
causes (yes, liberals can and do homeschool!).
Topsy-Techie
Raising homegrown geeksÉone laptop at a time. Unconventional life of a homeschooling family who finds themselves distracted by anything shiny or flashing, and finds it difficult to accomplish anything of any real value.
Unbridled Learning
An inclusive, larger region homeschool group. We will promote
and attend events held by anybody, anywhere in the Central Coast
area! We are not interested in changing or taking from any existing
groups, only in disseminating information from all area groups
and resources, and in adding to the offerings.
Viral Learning: Reflections on the Homeschooling Life
Mary Griffith lives in California with her husband and a moderately neurotic Vizsla named BB. She spends time she should be working on her books blogging on politics, children and learning, and fencing. She is the author of three books on homeschooling and the parent of two grown homeschooled daughters.
Writing,
Homeschooling, Living
I am a Christian, a wife, a mother, a classical homeschooler.
This is where I share the books that I read, the thoughts that
I think, and the life that I live.
Yet another homeschool
blog
I'm incredibly over-committed. I'll post things periodically,
as they come up, and I'll start posting again regularly once
the novel's out of the way.
See also ~ Benefits to Moms by Homeschooling