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Organic Learning is a space for us to record and muse upon our adventures as an unschooling family.
Intro:
We are a family of five: myself, dh and our three children Emily 13, Julia 11, and Sam 10. We'll be sharing bits about our life as organic learners and welcome the opportunity to show others how rich life without school can be!
This blog is a chronicle of our learning adventures as well as a way to connect with family and other unschoolers.
This blog is a chronicle of our learning adventures as well as a way to connect with family and other unschoolers.
Cool Links:
- My homepage
- Connections ezine
- Maryland Organic Learning
- AlwaysUnschooled e-list
- Hagerstown Area Unschoolers Support
- National Home Ed Network
- Organic Learning Resources
- Joyfully Rejoycing
- Radical Unschooling
- Unschooling Info Boards
- Live and Learn Conference
- Life Learning Magazine
- Live Free, Learn Free
- Taking Children Seriously
- Nobel Winners on Schooling
- Letterboxing
Reading:
Listening To:
Topics
Blogroll:
- A Fuller Life
- And the Kitchen Sink
- Another Roadside Attraction
- Barn-Raising
- Circle the World in Big
- Dancing Chickens
- Fall Down to Fly
- Happy Childhood
- Holy Cow is Polycow
- Hummingbird Haven
- Ironwood Farm Project
- Learning in Freedom
- Living Alaska
- Our Hapa Home
- Our Joyful Life
- Sandra Dodd
- School's Out For-Evaaaa
- The Dismal Life
- The Journey of Nani Moon
- The Parenting Pit
- The Road Less Travelled
- The Sparkling Martins
- Two Free Boys
- Two Small Birds
- Warts and All
- When Life Gives You Lemons
- Zenmomma's Garden
4 comments:
So sweet. I want to homestead so I can have a big dog too. And livestock. And a big garden.
Kim, city girl at relaxed homeskool
I love the photos, it looks beautiful! Definitely makes me nostalgic for my farm girl days.
would love to know more about unschooling on a farm... we are currently torn between me wanting to live near libraries and the like and my partner who wants land and animals etc.. Our oldest is only 5 yrs, so wondering how the farm thing would work as they get older... love to read more how you guys are going.
Thanks all. Arun, you're welcome to check out my farm blog if you're interested:
touchtheearthfarm.blogspot.com
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