That's a big promise, right? Stick with me to learn how to tap into this seemingly forgotten knowledge about human nature.

When I first learned about the teachings of the Enneagram, I had a serious face palm moment. Suddenly, I understood myself at a deeper level and could be more accepting of who I am. I felt exposed and simultaneously curious and thirsty for more. I must know the secrets to understanding the people around me!

In which I share 5 intentions for our first year of high school and my book lists for the year.

In which I share the process I use to plan our homeschool year.

Where we look at a defense mechanism to better understand unconscious behavior using reality TV.

In which I explain what I’ve been up to the past few months.

In which I pick 10 pieces of clothes to wear for 10 days in different combinations to make my life easier. It didn’t go as I hoped…

“It’s all invented anyway, so we might as well invent a story or a framework of meaning that enhances our quality of life and the life of those around us.”

I came home from vacation and surprised myself by what I chose to do first.

This unit study uses The Big History Project and combines it with biology lessons from other textbooks.  It was a fun way to go deep, while following our intuition.

Explore the seven biological stages of cognitive development.

Our curriculum plan for 6th and 7th grade.

I recently learned that there are natural stages of growth for home educators.  I feel like we are just starting to enter the stage of trusting ourselves.

One of my favorite things we did this year in school was visit the Seeing Nature exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum.  

This was our first year homeschooling full-time, where we had autonomy over our schedule and the curriculum.  We used the curriculum reviewed here for 4th and 5th grade.