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  • Is BookShark Secular? Inclusive?

    Is BookShark Secular? Inclusive?

    Apr 2, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in curriculum reviews, Literature, secular homeschooling, starting homeschooling, Uncategorized

    For many secular homeschoolers, finding an open-and-go curriculum that doesn’t include religious bias can be challenging. BookShark has been applauded by many as a “secular” option, often marketed as an alternative to Sonlight, a well-known Christian homeschool curriculum. BookShark itself seems to be moving away from calling themselves “secular” and instead is calling themselves “faith…

  • Introducing My Free 36-Week Kindergarten ELA Guide (Based on Fishtank Learning!)

    Introducing My Free 36-Week Kindergarten ELA Guide (Based on Fishtank Learning!)

    Mar 29, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in curriculum reviews, Level 0, Literature, secular homeschooling, starting homeschooling

    If you’ve ever tried using a high-quality classroom curriculum for homeschooling, you know it can be a lot to adapt. Fishtank Learning is an amazing, free resource designed for classroom teachers, but it isn’t always homeschool-friendly. That’s why I created a 36-week Kindergarten ELA guide—to make it easier for homeschoolers to follow while keeping the…

  • Why Diverse Literature Matters in Homeschooling

    Why Diverse Literature Matters in Homeschooling

    Mar 27, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in Literature

    When we as parents choose books for our homeschool, we’re directly shaping the way our children see the world. Literature is one of the most powerful tools for learning. It’s not just about reading and writing, but about people, cultures, and identities. Diverse literature is essential in homeschooling because it provides representation, broadens perspectives, challenges…

  • Welcome to Number Town! A Hands-On, Playful Way to Learn Shapes and Numbers

    Welcome to Number Town! A Hands-On, Playful Way to Learn Shapes and Numbers

    Mar 24, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in Uncategorized

    Math should be fun, engaging, and meaningful, especially in the early years. That’s why I created Building Number Town, a hands-on, project-based approach to learning shapes and numbers 1-10. This free resource is designed to help young learners explore number sense through creative play, making math feel like an adventure instead of a chore. What…

  • Free 36-Week Secular Homeschool Guide for K-2

    Free 36-Week Secular Homeschool Guide for K-2

    Mar 23, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in Uncategorized

    A Free 36-Week Guide for K-2: Using Zearn, Fishtank Learning, and BFSU Homeschooling can feel overwhelming, especially when trying to piece together a structured, high-quality curriculum without spending a fortune. That’s why I created a free 36-week guide for K-2 that brings together three excellent resources: Zearn, Fishtank Learning, and Building Foundations of Scientific Understanding…

  • The Problem with White Authors Writing Black and BIPOC Characters

    The Problem with White Authors Writing Black and BIPOC Characters

    Mar 20, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in Literature, Uncategorized

    In recent years, the publishing industry has seen an increased push for diversity, with more books featuring Black and other BIPOC characters hitting the shelves. On the surface, this seems like progress. But a deeper look reveals a troubling pattern: many of these books are still being written by white authors. While some may have…

  • Common Core as a Homeschooler: What You Need to Know

    Common Core as a Homeschooler: What You Need to Know

    Mar 16, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in secular homeschooling, starting homeschooling, Uncategorized

    If you’re a parent, you’ll have heard debates about Common Core. Some parents swear by it, while others avoid it at all costs. But what exactly is Common Core, and should you use it in your homeschool? Let’s break it down. 1. What is Common Core? The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are a set…

  • Homeschooling Insights for New Families

    Homeschooling Insights for New Families

    Mar 11, 2025

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    by

    Selene S.
    in starting homeschooling

    Starting homeschooling can feel overwhelming, but after years of experience, I’ve learned a few things I wish I had known when I started. If you’re considering homeschooling, here are some key insights that might make your journey smoother. 1. Deschooling is Essential(even if they haven’t been to traditional school) If your child has been in…

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