Science at Home: IF Oxford 2020
Running throughout October, IF Oxford is online this year, which means that you don’t even have to be local to take part!
Author: Kate McConaghy
Breathing out when ‘everyone else’ is breathing in
It’s Public Service Announcement season here at Home Ed Voices! Here is your annual autumn reminder to look after your mental health!
Children in the time of Covid19: Pandemic PTSD in children
To socialise or not to socialise, that is the question. The answer? It depends on the child’s needs. Let’s be kind to each other as we heal.
Starting to home educate 2020: All-time Favourite Read-Alouds
You want your mind to be free to enjoy and observe in these early days. Curricula can wait. Here are our all-time favourite read-alouds.
Starting to home educate 2020: Planning for the year ahead
There is only one universal rule when planning. Finding a system that motivates you to action is the tricky bit, but we’ve got your back.
Starting to home educate 2020: Best books for home educators
If you’re just starting out on the home ed journey and wondering which of the many books to read first, here are our rec’s for the best books for new home edders.
Starting to home educate 2020: Uneven road ahead
The sailing is never smooth in raising and educating children. Expect uneven road ahead. Know that growth is a (painful) beautiful process.
Starting to home educate in 2020: How to home educate for free (and why you should)
Take advantage of all the freebies. Know what you NEED before wading into the vast pool of curricula options. HEV freebie printable included!
Flashbacks Series- accessible historical fiction for children
The Flashbacks Series – fun educational historical fiction for less than a fiver a book and only a week’s investment. For history lovers and loathers alike!
Books We Are Loving – June 2020
Books we are loving in June 2020
Cloud Horse Chronicles Books 1, Maker Comics: Draw a Comic! and Collins Primary Geography.