In this episode, she helps parents find the beauty, the fun, the giggles-even the joy-of math. Special guest Kathleen Cotter Clayton from RightStart Math believes that homeschool math can be so much fun that you fall off your chair from laughter. We'd love to feature your reflection on a future episode. If you'd like to share an aha moment, an inspirational quote, a homeschool hack, a book you're loving, or a suggested podcast topic/guest, leave a comment at /podcast.
Request a homeschool curriculum catalog or download samples at. ★Request your coupon code to use on any purchase at .Ġ4:38 The importance of the parent-child relationship.Ġ6:46 Don't stop reading aloud to your kids.Ġ8:36 Why is imagination a valuable goal for your homeschool?ġ0:34 Nancy's example of when her son was paralyzed with indecision and how she should have handled it.ġ3:31 Being free as a parent to deviate from your curriculum and be creative.ġ4:06 How to bring more imagination to a workbook-based curriculum.ġ9:04 Nancy Jo's tips for reluctant readers.Ģ5:16 Realize your kids may not learn the same way you prefer. With her sister Carole Jean Flodin, also a homeschool veteran, she wrote The Generic Literature Guide which helps parents find educational value from any novel.
If she hasn't personally experienced a homeschool hiccough, she knows someone who has. She's homeschooled for 20+ years in four different states. Both reading and writing are key vehicles for imagination!Ībout our guest: Nancy Jo Wilson is a homeschool mother and science fiction writer. Our job as homeschool parents is to give our children a toolbox with enough variety of options to foster their creativity.
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