Relaxed homeschooling

We all want the best homeschool curriculum and the best homeschooling methods. But what if that's not the most important thing? Relaxed homeschooling affords the freedom to pursue so many different interests while creating a stress-free atmosphere to nurture relationships. Learn more about relaxed homeschooling!

Could a more relaxed homeschool for you? Take a peek behind the scenes of a minimalist, relaxed homeschool and see how this mom of five strikes a simple balance.

I realized we were relaxed homeschoolers around the beginning of Caroline's second grade year. Prior to that, I struggled to answer the question of what kind of homeschoolers we were. This was primarily due to trying to determine how to best teach Caroline according to her specific needs as opposed to any uncertainty I had

Our actual daily "schedules" as relaxed homeschoolers. Routines that help keep us on track and learning. Examples include "at home" days and "busy" days out.

Even though I have a relaxed homeschool and don't follow checklists and schedules, I do have some relaxed homeschool curriculum resources that I go to when I need inspiration and direction. Most of all I use these resources to create a life of learning.

Meet a Canadian homeschooling mama of three, homeschooling with a relaxed classical homeschool approach! Check out her classical approach, routine, etc

If you're interested in how to relax your homeschool, these minimalist tips may help you see that less is more.

Do you make these mistakes that bring more stress to your homeschool? Use these solutions to be a more relaxed homeschooler.

Relaxed homeschool schedule of our homeschool day in the life that has developed from our natural family rhythm over the years. With a free printable morning routine!

Last year I wrote about relaxed homeschooling in middle school. I shared our plans for not just last year but the middle school years in general. It was interesting to go back and read it just now to see what worked out and what didn't. We're still relaxed homeschoolers in seventh grade. I would still