Encouragement and practical tips to support language learning in your homeschool, brought to you a fellow mom with a PhD in Spanish.
Are you looking to grow in your homeschooling and parenting this school year? Here’s a list of the best books that I read this summer—books that are already changing the way that I educate and relate to my kids.
Read MorePublic schools are out for the summer, but we’re just beginning our bilingual kindergarten journey—and here’s what we’re using for homeschool curricula!
Read MoreIncluding foreign languages in your morning basket is a great way to ensure daily practice and help your homeschool students improve their listening and speaking abilities. But how to do it? I’ve got 10 ideas that I’m sharing today to help you keep your practice varied and exciting!
Read MoreAre you considering “outsourcing” your homeschool language learning? Want to know your options besides homeschool co-ops and expensive tutors? I’ve got a list of creative ideas that will work for any family or budget.
Read MoreIf you’re a homeschool mom teaching and/or learning Latin alongside your children, you’ll find deep encouragement and a kindred spirit in today’s guest post, written by the lovely Angela Reed. An experienced Classics teacher and homeschooling mom-of-five, Angela offers us her best tips for how to study this ancient language without overwhelm.
Read MoreHow can you balance language learning when your family is learning more than one foreign language in your homeschool? Today, I’ve got three principles to help you succeed (and keep your sanity!).
Read MoreWelcome, Brave Writer friends! If you've come to visit after listening to my interview with Julie Bogart, I'm so glad you're here. Please allow me to show you around and share the free resources that I have available to inspire and equip your homeschool language learning journey!
Read MoreDo you currently celebrate Poetry Teatime in your house? We do--and it's a great tool for infusing joy into your homeschool language learning! Read my tips today for how to do Poetry Teatime in a foreign language in your home (without pulling your hair out).
Read MoreCharlotte Mason believed in the power of memorization to shape children's minds, and so do many homeschoolers today. If you're looking to combine memory work with foreign language learning in your homeschool, look no further--I've got some practical suggestions right here that Miss Mason would appreciate.
Read MoreAs homeschooling families, we all want our children to learn to work hard--to exercise the habit that Charlotte Mason called "mental effort." In today's post, I consider how language learning offers a unique opportunity for homeschoolers to develop this essential habit.
Read MoreHave you been influenced by Charlotte Mason's ideas in your homeschool? Are you focused on habit formation in your children? Hear my thoughts about how language learning helps children develop what Miss Mason called "the habit of attention" and how kids can apply this habit to their study of other academic subjects.
Read More¡Hola! My name is Anne, and I have a PhD in Spanish and three boys who I home educate bilingually. I write here to equip with you the tools and inspiration that you need to homeschool foreign languages confidently.
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