There are other episodes that pair well with this one as you plan your year.

Homeschooling for Beginners has a discussion of creating a vision for your homeschool https://www.canadahomeschools.com/episodes/2019/4/9/homeschooling-for-beginners?rq=beginners and Homeschooling and the Holidays shares creative ways to plan to reduce stress https://www.canadahomeschools.com/episodes/s2e5?rq=holidays

Get prepared for an emergency with this practical episode on emergency preparedness.

Here’s the link for the solar/crank radio/light:

Emergency Radio/Light

Check out the Conference

Rowan will be speaking on the topic of Teaching History and there’s a handout and a coupon code for a big discount on the Epic Bundle of Headphone History!

Check out the series on parental rights here: https://www.aheaonline.com/events/live-and-learn-series

Here is the link to my dropbox where listeners can download either a .mobi (Kindle) or ebook (.epub) version of "Becoming Supergenius, Vol. 1: The outside world."

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ycavkupppmza8og/AABWy4tziVrn68jW81Tax26wa?dl=0

The book also has a webpage. Hardcopy and audio versions are available:

https://www.mindstrengthbalance.com/becomingsupergenius_part1book/

Canada Homeschools

Get the 99 cent holiday bundle here: https://sowl.co/bjVNZK You can get Anne’s book on Amazon or at www.canadian-a.com

Why the humanities are important in education and practice in a STEM world. Job prospects for humanities students. Why the push for STEM?

Free printable https://sowl.co/bsV77H

Get the free printables here: Get the free history worksheetsksheets

Get Headphone History here: Headphone History

Indigenous history for Canadian kids.

Here is the Etsy shop with advent printable:

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/OnceUponATreebyMK2?ref=l2-about-shopname

Here’s the Amazon link to Anne’s book:

https://a.co/d/eIiXqXJ

Here’s the link to the simple family advent study Anne mentioned:

https://www.gatherandgrow.co/advent-family-bible-study/

Learn how books can be a great way to educate about history, social issues and character, and some things to look for when building your family library.

Get Rowan’s book here: https://www.canadahomeschools.com/resources

To get Janet’s book, click here: https://amzn.to/36Lo2Yc

You can find Bonnie at https://thekoalamom.com/ Be sure to check out https://www.headphonehistory.com/

Home – The Canadian Homeschooler

Rowan and Lisa Marie talk about the business of The Canadian Homeschooler, and how Lisa Marie runs it while homeschooling her 5 children.

10% of sales in June 2021 go to help indigenous Canadian families who have to travel for medical care. Shop at headphonehistory

Here’s the link to CovidSense, Deanna’s YouTube channel on Covid data: CovidSense

An interview with author Laurie Vandenhurk, a Canadian who moved to Tanzania to serve the people there while homeschooling her children. Laurie has authored a series of books for children which tells the stories of her own children experiencing village life in Tanzania. Laurie has chosen to publish her stories with Admiration Books, a division of Canadian-A Educational Resources

You can find Jen at Practical, By Default

Here’s the link to the children’s picture book contest (open to Canadians not valid in Quebec):

Nana's Knee Contest 2021 Canada Homeschools

Homeschooling and working is a more common combination than you’d think, and Rowan provides 3 tips for doing that juggle. Introducing a series for working homeschooling parents!

Get the free Learning Styles and strategies infographic at this link: https://sowl.co/exR6f . Teaching in a way that your student learns best will contribute to their success. Homeschooling allows you the flexibility to customize the education you give.

Applying the Charlotte Mason model of education to homeschooling. An interview with Cori Dean, Canadian expert on this method of education.

Learn about the almost 30 sessions for parents of exceptional learners which will include testimonials from parents of exceptional learners and practical ways to cope with learning difficulties.

Part of our professional development series for home educators, Hester teaches us the Classical model of home education.

We look at an ongoing five-phase model of educational professional development which includes mentoring and evaluating our practices. You are engaging in this development already.

How does the concept of professional development apply to homeschoolers and what are some ways we can hone our craft?

Do you need to be certified in order to be qualified to teach your children at home? How do we respond to those who question our qualifications to homeschool?

Exceptional Grace Conference 2021

Rowan and Sara talk about Sara’s experience of having a stillborn baby and how that continues to impact the lives of their family. Sara offers support for others experiencing a child in heaven and children on earth.

To see Rowan and Kimberly in person at the OCEC conference click here: https://www.ochec.org/convention/

For the Renewed Mama Podcast and Speak Life Badges, click here:Kimberly's website

To get Rowan’s book, click here: https://www.canadian-a.com/books-for-parents

The Canadian Schoolhouse is a treasure trove of resources specifically for Canadian Homeschoolers. In this interview with Stephanie Morrison, learn how this Canadian arm of The Old Schoolhouse Magazine came to be and how it can help you in your homeschool.

Most homeschoolers would not say patience is their strongest virtue; rather, it is something that can be learned as we eliminate stressors and ways of thinking that contribute to impatience.

Rowan gives practical tips and helps with mindset issues as well as you and your teen prepare for an appointment with the guidance counsellor.

Annette is a rabbit breeder and homeschooler, and we chat about how those go together in giving her son an education about life.

Headphonehistory

Go to the link for Headphone History and find Rowan’s book and other helpful resources

A frank discussion of self care for homeschool mamas and the importance of having an identity distinct from your kids. Info on Teresa’s new book.

How to homeschool preschool with activities, routines, products and encouragement. Free printables on the website.

http://www.canadianhomeschoolconference.com/aff//93/ Here’s where to sign up for the conference. Rowan gives you the “lo-down” on what is offered at the conference, and chats with Lisa Marie Fletcher who is the founder.

Conference Link Here: The Canadian Online Homeschool Conference (canadianhomeschoolconference.com)

Bonnie and Rowan discuss math curriculum, socialization and more in this interview.

Rowan and Bonnie discuss the journey of homeschooling, Bonnie’s blog thekoalamom.com, attachment parenting and the value of motherhood.

Rowan interviews the Executive Director of Alberta Home Education Association (AHEA) to learn about homeschooling in Alberta.

https://www.aheaonline.com/

Here’s a link to the episode “Certified or Qualified?”

https://www.canadahomeschools.com/episodes/s2e20

Tips and thoughts about homeschooling with toddlers, those messy characters! Markers, mishaps, ideas and inspiration for juggling multiple ages in your homeschool.

Rowan and Ana discuss burnout and expectations and ideas about how to homeschool in a restful way to help you go from stressed to blessed.

Rowan gives some tips and permission to allow your holiday traditions to serve you, and not you serve them, as you celebrate in these busy times.

Rowan interviews Lisa Marie Fletcher of The Canadian Homeschooler website and blog. Lisa is an author and homeschool mom of 5 who has also created an incredible community of home educators in Canada.