The Deeply Rooted Homeschool

Anna Wanamaker is a wife and homeschool mom of four; her oldest entering 10th grade and youngest going in to 1st. In this episode, we talk with Anna about her approach to homeschool being relaxed but with structured components. Anna also offers an encouraging perspective that every homeschool parent needs to hear. Show Links: Ambleside Online   Honey for a Child’s Heart   Educating the W...

In our last episode, we discussed the ins and outs of classical education, however, there are many different approaches you could choose. For part 2, our friend Aimee is back to help us sort through the many different ways to teach our kids at home. Show Links: Frixion Pens Frixion highlighters Notecards PaperMate Sharpwriter Mechanical pencils Box Curriculum mentioned: www. Abeka.com www.goodandb...

Getting started with homeschooling can be confusing because there are so many options. This is the first episode in a series where we cover the many different methods and styles of home education. In this episode, we begin a conversation with Aimee Dyson about the why, what, and how’s of the classical approach to home education. Show Links: The Core (For Grammar and Dialectic stages)  The Que...

The transition from a career to full time homeschool can be intimidating. On this week’s podcast, we talk to Valerie Lane who spent several years in the corporate world and discusses the struggles and joys, as well as lots of tips for transitioning to stay-at-home mom turned homeschool family. Show Links Frixion pens Laminator Laminator sheets Crayola washable markers for using on laminator Remova...

When you’re beginning the journey from public school to homeschool, it’s important to give yourself lots of grace and room to grow. On today’s episode, Jen discusses important things to keep in mind if you’re currently making the leap from traditional to homeschool. Show Notes Priscilla shirer what to speak over your kids Frixion pens Connect with us: http://thedeeplyrootedhomeschool.wordpress.com...

So you’ve decided to homeschool, and that’s exciting. But taking those next few steps can feel overwhelming – especially if you have no idea what the next steps are. This week, Kami and Brittany chat with Ashley Matthews, a director of a local homeschool co-op, about how to get started after you’ve decided to homeschool. Show Notes For information about your state’s requirements for homeschool, vi...

In this episode, Kami and Brittany introduce themselves and the heart behind the podcast, as well as what to look forward to.