Today wraps up my series on Homeschooling in the Nineties. This last section in that lesson in America the Beautiful includes an encouragement for homeschooled students. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Homeschooling families continued to find creative ways to learn at home and to do things with other homeschooling ... View Post

During the 1970s and 1980s, a few parents began to think again about educating their children at home. Two people who greatly influenced them were California educator Dr. Raymond Moore and popular radio host Dr. James Dobson. Reader’s Digest published Moore’s book Better Late Than Early in 1975. ... View Post

Yesterday Ray and I enjoyed going through some pictures from our precious homeschooling days. Ah, I miss it! I have enjoyed sharing the history of homeschooling in the nineties this week. Here is a link to Part 1 on Monday and Part 2 from yesterday, in case you missed them. Today's section is ... View Post

As I continue to work toward completion of my update of America the Beautiful (I'm getting close! Do you hear my loud sigh of joy and relief all the way at your house?), I spent some time this weekend on the daily life lesson called "Homeschooling in the Nineties" and decided I would like to share ... View Post

My friend (I'll call her Lisa) homeschooled her oldest two children and is still homeschooling her third. We met Lisa and her husband (I'll call him Jeffrey) before they had children.  They eventually had three. I'll call them Austin, Kevin, and Rachel. Lisa first knew she wanted to homeschool ... View Post