Science at Home: IF Oxford 2020
Running throughout October, IF Oxford is online this year, which means that you don’t even have to be local to take part!
Recent Posts
Interesting Stuff September 2020
A fantastic autumnal course from a friend of the podcast, a new homeschool book to sample and pre-order, a pat on the back, and sensible plan for how to prepare for this winter.
Books We Are Loving September 2020
Polish detective novels, a fantastic Windrush story, a Book of Feelings and a graphic novel series that I really love.
Guestpost – How to Plan a Unit Study
Friend of the blog, Daksina shows you how she makes unit studies for her family.
Breathing out when ‘everyone else’ is breathing in
It’s Public Service Announcement season here at Home Ed Voices! Here is your annual autumn reminder to look after your mental health!
Reminder – Home Ed Kids and the Flu Vaccine (and why it’s more important than ever in 2020)
Reminder – If you want to have your children vaccinated against the likeliest strains of flu this winter, ring up your GP and book an appointment to get them vaccinated. There are a number of extra pandemic-related reasons why getting a flu vaccine is a really good idea in 2020.
(This is not an invitation to debate.)
Children in the time of Covid19: Pandemic PTSD in children
To socialise or not to socialise, that is the question. The answer? It depends on the child’s needs. Let’s be kind to each other as we heal.
Hey Home Educating Parent – Protecting Yourself from Burnout in 2020
I think that as home educators we need to assume that we are going to feel burnout at some point this year, and we need to think about how we’re going to protect ourselves as much as possible.
Interesting Stuff August 2020
Fantastic UK morning time resources, ideas for elective studies, conversations with graphic novelists and artists, exploring the world of the Wild Robot, and remembering to breathe.
Starting to home educate 2020: All-time Favourite Read-Alouds
You want your mind to be free to enjoy and observe in these early days. Curricula can wait. Here are our all-time favourite read-alouds.