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Seasonal unschooling offers the structure many parents want to find. Find out the specific information about how Spring offers ways for homeschooled and unschooled children to learn more about traditional stubjects like language arts, math, science, and social studies.
Social media is in a flurry about the Pythagorean Theorem... why we learn it, how we learn it, what's the point? So I decided to ask my Robot Friend how DO we use the Pythagorean Theorem in real life. I think you'll be surprised!
Interested in learning how to unschool math - without a curriculum? Listen to the podcast and/or read along! Sue Patterson shares unschooling secrets that will help you eliminate power struggles and still prepare kids for the adult life!
Every March, you too can celebrate Pi Day with the Kids! Math really IS everywhere!
Unschooling and math... how does that work? Do you worry about how your child would learn math if they were unschooled? We have so many resources to help you reframe how you look at math. This is a good starting place!
Do you have reservations about how unschooled kids can learn math? Let's talk about it!
Michael left school after 1st grade and never took another math class until college. Want to know what that path looked like?
Join the Creating Confidence group where guest speaker, Colleen Salchow, comes to speak about kids and money!
Pam Sorooshian poses some questions to see our emotional connection to math
Unschooling Q & A with Sue Patterson - "How DO older unschooled kids learn the math they need to know?"
Pam Sorooshian, mom of three grown-up homeschooled daughters, was an economics and statistics college professor in Southern California. Now she spends her days hanging out with her grandchildren and playing games with friends and family. Math Myth Number 1: Males are naturally better at math than females. It is very easy to find evidence that Read More
Are you looking for some new game ideas? Maybe game-playing is kind of new for you? Many unschooling families play a lot of games. So we asked the members of the Unschooling Mom2Mom Radical Parenting group to share their favorites. Some people shared the ages of their children while a few gave some quick reasons Read More