Homeschool Minnesota

Homeschool To Go! A Bilingual and Holistic Approach to Project-Based learning with Houlie Duque

Houlie Duque, the creator of Homeschool To Go, talks to us about how her method will encourage families to embrace a project-based homeschool curriculum that is easily adaptable for not only working families but also families with children with special needs. Homeschool To Go is a personalized program to help you with each individual child you are homeschooling through meeting with your own teacher and assessing the needs of each child. You can find them at www.homeschooltogo.org

Homeschooling Special Needs children with Peggy Ployhar from SPED Homeschool

Peggy Ployhar is an expert in homeschooling children with special needs, neuro diversities, and twice exceptional children. Peggy started SPED Homeschool when she was working with families homeschooling their children and finding it hard to get resources they needed. SPED Homeschool is a place to find a wealth of resources for almost anything you would need as a homeschooler of special needs children. You can find Peggy at www.spedhomeschool.com Also find the article referenced by Peggy of Dianne Craft’s Healing Teaching at www.diannecraft.org

Visiting your Legislators with Jenn a homeschool mom shares her experience

Jenn shares with us her experience of setting an appointment to meet with her representative and talks about how her day went and all that happened on her family’s visit to the state capitol.

What is the state of Parental Rights with Michael Ramey of the Parental Rights Foundation

Michael Ramey from the Parental Rights Foundation shares what is happening with parental rights in the USA and how it could affect homeschool families right here in Minnesota. For more information go to www.parental rights foundation.org

What MACHE is and What MACHE isn’t! With Rob Prigge

A quick talk with our executive director, Rob Prigge, about the behind the curtain workings of MACHE!

Cooking Up History with Amy Puetz Fox from Golden Prairie Press

In this podcast Amy Puetz Fox of Golden Prairie Press joins us as we explore the exciting connection between history and food. Learn ways to incorporate cooking into learning history and where to find historical recipes. We will also explore how eating the food from previous time periods can enhance our understanding of history. Visit Amy’s website at www.goldenprairiepress.com to find her wonderful history books and so much more!

Until the Streetlights Come On with Ginny Yurich

Ginny Yurich lives with her husband Josh and 5 children in Michigan. Ginny is the founder and creator of 1000 Hours Outside, a global movement to encourage families to enjoy all that the great outdoors has to offer! Join us today as Ginny discusses her new book, “Until the Streetlights Come On” and the importance to our children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development that outside play brings. You can follow Ginny on Instagram on 1000 Hours Outside and you can visit her website and blog at www.1000hoursoutside.com

For Such A Time As This…a conversation with Marnie Walden from Esther’s Place

Esther’s Place Homeschool Resource Center is here to help make home education successful for your family. Whether you take advantage of their Parent Equipping nights or the curriculum library you will find someone at Esther’s Place ready to encourage, talk, and pray with you. For more information on Esther’s Place, you can visit their website at www.estersplacehrc.org

Brave Books! With Cooper Bell

Brave Books is approaching publishing from a completely different point of view. Cooper Bell tells us all about how Brave Books got it’s start to the universe it is creating with the wonderful and timely topics their authors are covering. At the end of the interview he has some great new things to announce for homeschoolers! Tune in and find out how to integrate Brave Books into your school year and family! Visit them at www.bravebooks.us to explore the world of Brave Books!

Gotta Give It To God part 3 with Rochelle Ruiz

In this episode we finish out our round of talks with all the practical ways you can help your children with their emotions and how to streamline your day to make things flow smoother. Rochelle has her books available for purchase at thinkofgoodthings.com