Homeschool Styles: Explained Through Baking Bread Every homeschool family has their own recipe for learning. Some follow a precise formula, while others toss in a little of this and that, trusting it’ll turn out sweet in the end. Let’s head into the kitchen and see how each homeschooling style…

I know I can’t be the only one haha

Using Madlibs in Your Homeschool: Learning Through Laughter and Language (with Free Generator!) If you’ve ever watched your kids dissolve into giggles over a ridiculous story full of silly words, you already know the magic of Madlibs. But beyond the laughter, Mad Libs are a surprisingly powerful…

Gameschooling: Sleeping Queens + Free Printable If you haven’t played Sleeping Queens yet, I'm really excited to share with you one of our favorite games! This game was designed by a six-year-old and is full of imagination, math, memory, and strategy, all wrapped up in a colorful fairytale theme.…

Using Boggle and Boggle Junior in Your Homeschool Word games are more than just fun, they can be powerful tools for building literacy, critical thinking, and family connection. Two classic favorites, Boggle and Boggle Junior, can be easily adapted into your homeschool routine to support learners…

How to Use Wordle in Your Homeschool If you spend time online, you’ve probably come across Wordle, the simple daily word puzzle that took the internet by storm. At first glance, it may just look like a fun distraction, but Wordle can actually be a powerful (and free!) learning tool for your…

Do you utilize gameschooling in your homeschool? #homeschool #gameschooling #secularhomeschooling

Why My Kids’ Gender Identity Doesn’t Change How I Raise Them If my kid wants to use “he” this week and “they” next week, it doesn’t change how I parent. At the end of the day, they still need dinner, hugs, help with homework, and reminders to brush their teeth. Their gender identity (and the ways…

Free Uppercase Letter Prewriting + Handwriting Practice Sheets When I designed these handwriting pages, I wanted them to be both developmentally appropriate and fun. The order is influenced by UFLI’s Getting Ready curriculum, but you can absolutely adjust as needed for your learner. Uppercase vs.…

Miacademy Review: A Critical Look from a Secular Homeschooling Lens If you've been in the secular homeschool world for any length of time, you've probably come across Miacademy. It is an online learning platform often mentioned alongside programs like Power Homeschool or Time4Learning. I recently…

A Letter to My Fellow White Homeschool Moms The vast majority of homeschoolers are white women, this means there’s a good chance that you, my current reader, are a white woman. This article is not about silencing you, but about encouraging mindfulness and intentionality in our words and actions.…

It's not even October and I'm in this meme.... #homeschoolproblems #secularhomeschool #homeschool

Talking to kids about bodies, boundaries, & identity doesn’t have to be scary. Our new series offers age-appropriate, inclusive sex ed tips, resources, and book recommendations for kids ages 2–6 and up. Start the conversation early, safely, and confidently! #InclusiveSexEd #EarlyChildhoodEducation

New Resource! I’ve created a homeschool-friendly guide to Illustrative Mathematics Algebra I. Includes Khan Academy videos, practice, and Canva templates. Weeks 1–15 are fully ready, with more coming soon! #homeschoolmath #algebra1 #homeschoolcurriculum #illustrativemathematics #khanacademy

Overwhelmed by reading programs? Our guide to secular, homeschool-friendly options covers everything from BOB Books to Logic of English and fun apps like Teach Your Monster to Read. #HomeschoolTips #Reading #Phonics #Literacy #SecularHomeschool

New lesson release! Explore how stars are born with our Formation of Stars unit—hands-on science, storytelling, art, & literacy. Core materials are FREE, expanded printables on TPT. ⭐ #secularhomeschool #astronomyforkids #teacherspayteachers

Review: Night Zookeeper – A Great Idea, Poorly Done When I first heard about Night Zookeeper, I was intrigued. A gamified approach to language arts? A platform that could actually get kids excited about writing? As a homeschooling parent, that sounded almost too good to be true. At first, I…

Meet Nika! In our first Interview with a Homeschooler we share how her family thrives with homeschooling while parenting blind. Every family finds their own path—and all are valid. #Homeschool #InclusiveHomeschool #HomeschoolVoices #BlindParent

Another awesome book I use in S2S that I highly recommend! It goes over so many topics (including the water cycle and photosynthesis!). What are your favorite space books? #thesuniskindofabigdeal #nickseluk #kidlit #homeschool #secularhomeschooling #s2s #rhl #nonfictionkidsbooks

Another book from S2S Literature! The art was so different from the other book, “How the Stars Came to Be” but was truly awe inspiring. The author’s note discussed the history of the Indigenous communities in the United States. While heartbreaking, it led to a great conversation with my 8 year old.

Some people have wine cellars.......I have a picture book hoard. It’s a special interest, not an addiction—branding matters.

From Stardust to Storytellers! ✨ Dive into the Big Bang with playful, hands-on learning that sparks curiosity and wonder about the universe. Perfect for homeschoolers ready to explore the cosmos! #homeschool #secularhomeschool #rabbitholelearning#secular#secular science #familylearning

Our read aloud today blew me away! This is one of the most gorgeous books I’ve ever read! Tomorrow we’ll be comparing it to The Star People: A Lakota Story by S.D. Nelson #readaloud #ownvoices #kidlit #weneeddiversebooks #howthestarscametobe #poonammistry #secularhomeschool #mythology #homeschool

Today’s math fun: a picker wheel + a “spin & trace” sheet = one very excited 5-year-old! Boring routine tasks feels like a game when there’s a little surprise each spin. #HomeschoolMath #HandsOnLearning #EarlyMathSkills #LearningThroughPlay #HomeschoolLife #MathIsFun #Homeschool #PlayfulLearning

So much fun at the Virginia Living Museum’s Meteorite Day! What an experience to be able to hold something from space! #handsonlearning #meteoriteday #homeschooling #virginialivingmuseum #homeschool

Introducing: Stardust to Storytellers Welcome to my new curriculum: Stardust to Storytellers. This is a secular, science-rooted curriculum series created for curious learners, and the grown-ups who learn alongside them. Beginning this week, I’ll be posting a new lesson every week (or so), starting…

Celebrate Disability Awareness with our free July packet! Explore affirming books for all ages, printable activities, and inclusion tools for your homeschool or co-op. Center disabled voices and build a world where everyone belongs. #InclusiveEducation #DisabilityAwareness #secularhomeschool #rhr

This month’s Rabbit Hole Reads theme was too big for just a few books—so we didn’t even try. We’re exploring disability and neurodiversity across all ages with our biggest list yet. Discussion guides drop July 1st. #RabbitHoleReads #DisabilityRepresentation #InclusiveBooks #HomeschoolReads

10 years. 3 kids. 1 cello teacher. Here’s how Suzuki music shaped our homeschool—and how to bring music into yours with joy, flexibility, and a few free printables. #Homeschool #Suzuki #HomeschoolMusic #MusicEducation #SecularHomeschool #FreeHomeschoolResources #Cello

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I read How to Homeschool the Kids You Have so you don’t have to — and wow, do I have thoughts. Spoiler: it’s not the inclusive, neurodivergent-affirming homeschool resource you might be hoping for. #Homeschooling #SecularHomeschool #NeurodivergentHomeschool #Unschooling #InclusiveEducation

I watched my child’s UU Coming of Age ceremony and felt a pride I can’t describe—and a grief I didn’t expect. He didn’t need my help. He did it on his own. Watching your kid grow up is beautiful, and it breaks your heart a little too. #UU #Parenting #ComingOfAge #agnostic #pagan #homeschool

Teaching nouns doesn’t have to be boring! Explore creative, meaningful ways to teach grammar across all ages: with books, timelines, poetry, and real-world connections. Includes free slides, worksheets, and more! #GrammarMatters #SecularHomeschool #Homeschooling #ELA

Homeschooling little ones? You don’t have to rush into academics. Play, read-alouds, and curiosity can build a strong foundation. Whether your child is ready for early academics or not, both paths are valid. Read more about finding your own pace. #SecularHomeschool #GentleHomeschool

Not all “secular” or “inclusive” homeschool curriculums are what they claim. Learn how to spot red flags, vet resources, and choose materials that truly reflect your values. 🏳️‍🌈✊📚 #SecularHomeschool #InclusiveEducation #HomeschoolTips

Did I start a random homeschooling book at 11:18pm, immediately hate it, and then rage-read the entire thing out of pure spite? Yes. Yes, I did. Fueled entirely by caffeine and indignation. Would not recommend. Review coming soon. #homeschooling #bookrage #spitereads #SecularHomeschool

Celebrate Pride Month with powerful adult reads that explore queer history, identity, and resilience. Discover The House of Impossible Beauties, Under the Udala Trees, and We Are Everywhere—stories that honor BIPOC, trans voices, and activism. #LGBTQ #PrideReads #QueerBooks

Celebrate Pride Month with these powerful YA reads that center queer joy, identity, and activism. Featuring book recs, discussion prompts, and creative activities for teens and families. 🌈📚 #YAbooks #PrideMonth #InclusiveEducation #LGBTQBooks #QueerYA

Discover powerful graphic novels for Pride Month, featuring stories about identity, courage, and history. Perfect for readers 10+. Dive into stories that celebrate being true to yourself and standing up for what matters. Explore now and share the love! #LGBTQBooks #GraphicNovels

🏳️‍🌈 Middle grade readers deserve stories that reflect who they are — in all their beautiful complexity. From navigating identity to celebrating LGBTQ+ history, these books offer heart, humor, and hope — plus discussion tips + hands-on activities to spark conversation.

Picture books can open up big conversations, about identity, love, family, and being true to yourself. These inclusive titles center LGBTQ+ joy, gender diversity, and pride for young readers, with storytime activities and gentle discussion starters included.

Celebrate Pride Month with this guide to inclusive board books! 🌈 These gentle stories about family, identity, and love help little ones understand diversity in joyful, age-appropriate ways. Perfect for homeschoolers and families alike! #PrideBooks #InclusiveReads #BoardBooks

📚 Introducing Rabbit Hole Reads — a monthly, inclusive booklist series from Rabbit Hole Learning! Each guide features themed reads for all ages, plus activities, discussion prompts & real-world action steps. Start exploring stories that spark change! 🌟 #InclusiveEducation

Get ready for Pride Month with Rabbit Hole Reads! 🌈 Preview our inclusive booklists for all ages. Follow for upcoming corresponding discussion prompts, activities, and actionable steps. Gather your books early and join us in celebrating LGBTQ+ stories that unite families and communities!

New Level 0 unit is live! “Playing with Rhyme & Prewriting” is fun, gentle, & free, perfect for early learners. Open & go, neurodivergent-friendly, & inclusive! #Homeschool #EarlyLearning #Rhyming #Prewriting #FreeCurriculum #RabbitHoleLearning

Just because a curriculum is religion-free doesn’t mean it’s secular. Deep dive into Moving Beyond the Page. #SecularHomeschool #MovingBeyondThePage #HomeschoolCurriculumReview #GiftedEducation #TruthfulHistory #TeachEvolution #RepresentationMatters #ProgressiveHomeschooling #DecolonizeEducation

BFSU or SCI: Which Science Program Fits Your Family? When it comes to teaching science at home, finding the right curriculum can feel overwhelming. You want something that builds true understanding, encourages curiosity, and fits your family's needs. Two of the best science options out there are…

Have you noticed white washing in homeschool material? Let's talk about it.

Where Build Your Library Falls Short: A Call for Greater Inclusivity in Secular Homeschooling Build Your Library is often recommended in homeschooling circles as a well-structured, secular, and literature-rich curriculum. For families searching for a Charlotte Mason-inspired approach without…

Why I Use Levels Instead of Grades in Our Homeschool When people ask what “grade” my kids are in, I usually pause. Not because I don’t know—but because that word doesn’t mean what it used to in our home. We don’t really do grades. We use levels. And there’s a good reason for that. For years, I…