Each week the labs are listed in the order you should do them. Some labs are both lab and microscope lab. These are together on the same line of text. http://www.pandiapress.com/?page_id=82 Chapter/Week Labs 1 Lab […]
This blog will have musings about writing, homeschooling, secular science, and of course our travels!
Category: Homeschooling
Choosing a Curriculum for Your Science Co-op – REAL Science Odyssey is a REALly good choice
Choosing the right curriculum makes a big difference for the success of a science co-op class, both for the student and the teacher. There are certain elements like labs paired with the theory that are important to the […]
A Handcrafted Education is in the summer issue of The Homeschooler magazine
Wow, when it rains it pours, or when you work crazy hard a lot can come together for you. I have an article in the latest issue of The Homeschooler magazine. Anyone listening to the […]
Teaching a homeschool science co-op: General Notes
In September, 2013 my family moved from the Mammoth Lakes area in California to the San Diego area. One of the reasons for moving was that my then 13-year-old homeschooled son wanted a community of […]
Confessions of a Classical Unschooler
Classical Unschooler, there is an accommodationist phrase for you! If you are wondering what it means to be a classical unschooler in terms of teaching methodology, it means the method I use to homeschool my […]
The second part of my interview with Savvy Homeschool Moms is up on their website.
http://savvyhomeschoolmoms.com/interview-blair-lee-part-2-ep-42/ They used a photo of me at the Taj Mahal, but I am using a monkey photo. I am wearing the same skirt in both photos though 🙂 I really loved India. I miss […]
Two homeschooling articles
If you are surprised to learn I am a feminist, LOL, it means you have never met me. Let’s just say I can be kind of intense and have a strong personality. My 14-year-old son […]
Volunteering at the Intel ISEF (international science fair) May 15, 2014
Check it out! Look where I get to volunteer on May 15th. http://student.societyforscience.org/about The Intel® International Science and Engineering Fair® (Intel ISEF), the world’s largest international pre-college science competition, annually provides a forum for more […]
I am speaking at the California Homeschool Network Conference, 2014
California Homeschool Network Conference, 2014 Science and homeschooling go together like peanut butter and jelly, macaroni and cheese, coffee and cream… Of all academic subjects, science is the one that is the best fit for […]
Interview with Blair Lee, Part 1 (Ep 41, 3/29/14)
This is part 1 of 2 of an interview I did for the Savvy Homeschool Mom’s podcast. Interview with Blair Lee, Part 1 (Ep 41, 3/29/14).
Jodhpur, India 12/29/13
Today we got up and drove to Jodhpur. We are spending one night in Jodhpur, then flying to Delhi. A few kilometers outside of Jaisalmer we passed a long procession of people and animals. Jim […]
Traveling and Homeschooling from India, 12/15/13
We had a low key day on Sunday, so I wrote about homeschooling for the Sunday post. We did eat at a really nice restaurant, the Clay Oven in Green Park. If you visit Delhi, […]
The daily life of a volunteer, by Sean Lee
So you wake up at about 7:00 in the morning and take a shower as fast as you can, trying not to use too much hot water. When you finally get going you walk about […]
A Handcrafted Education
I love coffee. My favorite coffee drink right now is a salted caramel soy white chocolate latte extra salt with just a little whipped cream to hold the salt. My favorite coffee drink has changed […]
