Two Canadian sisters, nine spectacular kids, no school.
As mentioned in my previous post, last week was abnormally busy because of this homeschool drama camp E and G participated in. It was a great experience in so many ways! G, who has always been my shy kid; who used to refuse to even stand in front of people; who one time was asked to... Continue Reading →
This past week has been a wild experience. E and G were in a play, put together by their homeschool facilitator. She lives a couple hours away, so scripts and music were distributed with Dropbox in September, and after 1.5 months of practicing at home everyone came together for a whirlwind week to rehearse and... Continue Reading →
It all started with a mysterious coincidence, and Facebook. As modern things do. It was 2010, E, my first, was just two years old. I was scrolling through my Facebook--wall, or whatever the thing was back then--and I came across a post Facebook had generated that said, "Amy and Janine like 'Thomas Jefferson Education'". In later... Continue Reading →
The Unschool Sisters 