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On Hymn Study: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

Outside-the-Box Kids

25 Aug

Over the next few months I’m going to break down each subject and look at how we study it and what our favorite resources are.  Our family adheres to Charlotte Mason’s philosophy of education. To truly understand how to teach each subject, check out my series on Charlotte ... Read More about On Hymn Study: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

On Planning Your School Year: The (Almost) Back to School Episode

Outside-the-Box Kids

22 Jul

I’m big on philosophy when it comes to education but at some point we need to stop thinking and discussing and actually do the thing. This is the nuts and bolts of it all.  How do we actually homeschool? What is the super practical application of the beautiful Charlotte ... Read More about On Planning Your School Year: The (Almost) Back to School Episode

On the High School Years: The Beginning of the End

Outside-the-Box Kids

23 Jun

If you’re just at the beginning of the high school years, it may feel like the end is still far off but I warn you, the ball sure does start rolling quickly once it starts. The end is nigh, my friend. You’ve been working yourself out of a job and when you make it to the high school years, and you ... Read More about On the High School Years: The Beginning of the End

On the School Years: The K-8 Issue

Outside-the-Box Kids

22 Feb

This is the crux of it all. When you are homeschooling kids in the K-8 range, you are in the sweet spot, my friend. The pre-school years are largely spent cleaning up messes and putting out fires (hopefully only theoretically ones, but you never know), and trying to get a handle on how to run a ... Read More about On the School Years: The K-8 Issue

On Rhythms & Routines: The “How to Run Your Day” Issue

Outside-the-Box Kids

22 Feb

Despite our best efforts, though, somehow the new of the year wears off over the months and by the time the weather warms, life is in its lovely, unavoidable spiral once more. So why bother?  Sarah Clarkson in The Lifegiving Home says it this way: “When you understand the ... Read More about On Rhythms & Routines: The “How to Run Your Day” Issue

On Principles 11-15: The Curriculum Issue

Outside-the-Box Kids

22 Feb

Principles 11-15: The Curriculum Reference: Volume 6, Chapter 10 Okay…there’s a lot here. I mean, a whole lot. Never fear! We will break it down into bite size. What blows my mind is how relevant this all still is today. Yes, we have to remember the time period Charlotte is writing ... Read More about On Principles 11-15: The Curriculum Issue

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I'm Cindy Rinna...so glad you stopped by. I love to inspire other moms on their homeschool journey and share in the joys and challenges of homeschooling an outside-the-box child. Stick around to enjoy Charlotte Mason-inspired homeschool how-tos, expert interviews, carefully curated booklists, and curriculum reviews all seen through the lens of what can best serve our kiddos with autism, ADHD, and/or dyslexia.

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