Author: Kyndra Steinmann
Kyndra Steinmann blogs at Sticks, Stones and Chicken Bones about living in a houseful of young children, special needs, discipling hearts, and abundant grace! As a homeschool graduate, she has an especial burden to encourage mothers to know and enjoy their children. Follow her on Facebook, and Pinterest.
Posted in Practical Tips
So You Want a Co-Op?
The questions pop up frequently in Facebook groups and real-life discussions with other homeschoolers. “I’m looking for a co-op. Do you know of one? What’s…
Work Trays in the Homeschool Classroom
When I started homeschooling six years ago it was easy. The eldest child and I sat at the table while his sister took her morning…
Posted in The Homeschooling Life
The Challenges of Working with Other Homeschoolers
One of my projects this summer is organizing a co-op with several other parents. Some of them have done co-ops before, while others have not….
Posted in The Homeschooling Life
Noticing When They Get it Right
Some days: The five-year-old gets up from his nap and is given a job to do. He is slow and grumbles. He wanders off from…
Posted in Practical Tips
Benefits of Group Classes
This year, the three big children have been taking a combination swimming and gym class for homeschoolers at our local YMCA. I had initially decided…
