Homeschool Made Simple
Homeschool Made Simple
For the young parents, the veteran homeschoolers, or anyone navigating the waters of homeschool options, nationally-known speaker and educational consultant, Carole Joy Seid, helps you homeschool simply, inexpensively, and enjoyably with a Bible, math curriculum, and library card. Great books have the power to build godly family culture and give educational success! If you need a weekly shot of encouragement and support to continue on with confident joy in your homeschooling journey, listen in.
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14 de oct. de 2026
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63: From Homeschool to Standing for Christ at Stanford 19.05.2021 22:26
What prepares children to leave the home and stand for Christ in the public square? In my interview with Luciano Arroyo, you'll hear how his being homeschooled during high school made all the difference in his educational and faith journey. Luciano went from a failing student at a public middle school to a Stanford scholar who loves books, has a thriving relationship with his family, and a de...
62: Biblical Wisdom for the Transgender Moment 12.05.2021 49:33
Gender and transgender issues are very much in the news now. As LGBTQ+ advocacy groups push for full inclusion and affirmation, how do we best care for youth and teenagers who find themselves confused in the midst of these times? Will Chester shares his expertise on gender dysphoria and navigating these issues with teenagers. Will pastors students in Wheaton, Illinois, and is a great resource to t...
61: Rumer Godden - A Weaver of Tales 05.05.2021 22:57
Rumer Godden is one of my favorite authors who wrote for both adults and young children. I have returned to her books many times over the years. In this episode, I share a biographical sketch of the author as well as my favorite books by Rumer Godden. For a full list of the books mentioned in this episode, find the show notes HERE . To register for my upcoming webinar, Taming the Media Lion, click...
60: A Gifted Storyteller - Patricia St. John 28.04.2021 27:19
I want to introduce you to a woman who was an author, missionary, who was a leader in the Church for many, many years: Patricia St. John. Though she was a well-known missionary, Patricia St. John was best known for her writing. She wrote for children and adults alike. I never tire of her books, and I know you will enjoy them too! Help us share the message of Homeschool Made Simple with others by l...
59: A Second Generation Homeschooling Mother 21.04.2021 26:43
Does my literature based approach seem unrealistic? Do you ever wonder if your children will be able to go to college and make a living with this type of education? In this episode, I talk with my friend, Kathy Mitchell, about the value of a literature based approach to education. I met Kathy when her family began homeschooling in the early days of the homeschool movement. She was a little girl t...
58: Homeschool for High School 14.04.2021 27:01
A lot of families feel intimidated by the thought of homeschooling through the high school years which is why it's so important to talk with homeschool high school graduates and hear about their success. In today's episode, I talk with Katherine Frykman about her homeschool experience. She shares what she loved about homeschooling, how her family got started, and what she envisions for h...
57: Homeschooler to Rhodes Scholar 07.04.2021 55:10
What is the value of doing homeschool even in high school? When you hear this conversation with Vidal Arroyo, I think you will hear how the freedom of homeschool greatly benefits the student. I talked with Vidal who finished his educational career as a homeschooler and is now a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. You will be so encouraged by his story! If you enjoy this podcast, leave a rating or review...
56: More Simple Tools for Meeting with God 31.03.2021 21:53
What does it look like to meet with God in the morning? In this episode, Carole shares her own pattern for spending time each morning reading the Bible and in prayer. We hope this becomes something you do yourself each day and teach your children to do as well. You'll hear about: A prayer to pray before reading the Bible Write down the scriptures to meditate on them throughout the day The...
55: Simple Tools for Meeting with God 24.03.2021 31:56
When Carole was a brand new Christian, one of her pastors taught her, "Don't let your feet touch the ground in the morning before you have met with God!" Over the years she's tried different ways of having a quiet time, and in this episode she shares the tools that help her most. We hope to help you have your own practice of meeting with God each day! You'll hear about: ...
54: Dance to Be Smart and Healthy 17.03.2021 33:01
Dance has the power to lift your mood. It isn't by mistake that the Bible says the Lord turns our mourning into dancing! In this episode, I talk with Alicia and David Arroyo, founders of Motus Vitas, about dance and movement. They are such a joy-filled couple, and want to share that with other homeschool families as well. All links mentioned in this episode are listed in the show notes. Click...
53: God’s Way is Always Best with Jani Ortlund 10.03.2021 25:26
A few years ago, I discovered Jani Ortlund’s book, A Child’s First Book About Marriage: God’s Way is Always Best . I knew immediately I wanted every child to read this book and hear this message. Amidst so much turmoil and confusion over marriage and sexuality in our day, parents needed a tool to talk with their children about God’s design for marriage. Jani Ortlund has provided that tool! In our...
52: Pilates Exercise for Optimal Health with Lauren Wilson 03.03.2021 27:42
Bringing pilates into my life has been life changing! So many people rave about the results they get from pilates. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Benefits of movement What is Pilates What exercises can be damaging to the body Difference between yoga and Pilates Motivation for exercising Pilates breathing Click here to learn about Pilates with Lauren! Click here to learn more about consulting...
51: The Wild Rides of the Abernathy Boys 24.02.2021 15:42
In this episode, I'm going to share with you a story that is absolutely true though it seems made up! I hope this inspires you to encourage your children in adventure. We want our children to know they can do difficult things and survive! Send us a Text Message. What do you love about the Homeschool Made Simple Podcast? Help us share the message of Homeschool Made Simple with others by leavin...
50: Literature Sparked Their Creativity with Laura Baker 17.02.2021 27:41
Laura Baker always hoped there was a more inspiring, relaxed way to educate her children. At the beginning of her homeschooling journey, she met Carole. Laura embraced Carole's simple, literature-based approach from the start, and the rest is history. The Baker family enjoyed a delightful learning experience! In this episode, you'll hear about: How Laura got started homeschooling her...
49: Mentoring a Mom of Eight with Kara Beck 10.02.2021 31:13
I met Kara Beck almost twenty years ago when she attended one of my seminars in Minnesota. She educated (and continues to educate) her children using my methods from beginning to end. Kara shares about the process of homeschooling, how her own needs as a mom have changed, and some of the amazing results she's experienced with her own children! In this episode, you'll hear about: how c...
48: John Stott 03.02.2021 24:58
I'd like to introduce you to a man whose light will never go out. His life greatly impacted the Christian world as he preached verse by verse for his entire adult life at All Souls Church. Once you spend time with John Stott, you will never be the same. I know I have been changed forever. If you enjoy this podcast, leave a review to help share the message of homeschool made simple with others...
47: What's On the Bookcase in My Kitchen 27.01.2021 25:25
Learning about nutrition and trying new recipes has been a lifelong passion of mine. Many of the families I work with are dealing with food sensitivities and allergies that are connected to learning disabilities as well. In this episode, I share eleven go-to nutrition and recipe books! Click HERE to learn more about the February 13th webinar! Click HERE for the list of books mentioned in this epis...
46: Irresistible Innocence - The Books of Marguerite de Angeli 20.01.2021 27:46
Marguerite de Angeli wrote books featuring happy, cozy families who loved their children. She believed it benefits children to read stories of warm family life. I agree! If you've never met Marguerite de Angeli, let me introduce you to this wonderful author and illustrator. Click HERE to learn more about the live webinar on February 13th! Find the books mentioned in this episode HERE . Send...
45: Return to Our First Love 13.01.2021 14:36
Lately, I've been impressed by Jesus’ words to the church of Ephesus, "Do the first things again." I feel the homeschool movement needs to hear those things as well. We need to turn and do the first things we did originally. In light of this, I’ll be teaching a webinar in February to help families return to the roots of greatness! Click HERE for more information about the upcoming w...
43: A Shelter in the Time of Storm 06.01.2021 23:38
What homeschooling mother doesn’t need time for rest and silent retreat? In this episode, I’m telling you everything about my Sabbath Rest retreat space. Click HERE for more information about Sabbath Rest! Click HERE for more information about consulting with Carole Joy Seid. Send us a Text Message. What do you love about the Homeschool Made Simple Podcast? Help us share the message of Homescho...
42: A Literary Giant, Part 2 30.12.2020 26:51
I’m delighted to share the second part of my interview with David R. Godine. In this episode, you’ll hear: - Donald Hall - Mary Azarian - Farmer's Alphabet - Classic poems illustrated by Glenna Lang Interested in consulting with Carole Joy Seid? Click HERE to schedule an appointment. Enjoy this podcast? Leave a review to help us share the message of homeschool made simple with others! Send u...
40: Preschool at Home 16.12.2020 30:50
When children get to preschool age, well meaning friends and relatives can start to put pressure on homeschooling families. They wonder, "What are you going to do all day? Don't you need a break?" I'm so glad to share with you my conversation with Jesse and Rachel Winchester about how they approach preschool in their home. They have three children under five years of age so the...
39: A Literary Giant, Part 1 09.12.2020 22:22
I have the privilege of interviewing David R. Godine, a literary giant in the publishing world! Books published by Godine have been some of the most treasured books by our family and families I have worked with over the years. In this episode, you'll hear about: The American Boy's Handy Book Swallows and Amazons series Edward Ardizzone books It's delightful to hear the publishing...
38: Treasured Christmas Books 02.12.2020 27:27
This is the time of year when our hearts desire what is real, what is valuable, and what is meaningful. At this time, I always climb up on a step stool to the top of the bookcase in the dining room and pull down a stack of what I call “the Christmas books.” Over the years I have read these out loud and we have cherished many of these stories as a family, but I also love the joy of just reading the...
37: An About Face 25.11.2020 35:49
I love sharing interviews of families who use my literature based approach! In this episode, you'll meet Dr. Eric and Amy Frykman. They have homeschooled all five of their children over the years, and are so happy with the results. What you'll hear in this episode: the Frykman's homeschooling journey their brief public school experience how travel has been a big part of their liv...
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