Homeschool - Heritage Mom

African American Poetry Books for Children: Selections from Black Poets for Poetry Teatime and Charlotte Mason Poetry Study

Poetry holds a special place in my heart. Admittedly, I was a reluctant lover of verse, but my personal path to poetry has mirrored my entire...

When I began to introduce my children to poetry as a daily practice within our homeschool, I was struck by the homogeneity of the sweet images...

Our local homeschool support group runs five age-based book club meetings each month (teens meet weekly), and I lead the Juniors which roughly...

One of the homeschool activities I'm asked about most is our Heritage Book Club. It's an off-shoot of the local support group I run for black...

I am so pleased with the breadth of people and organizations that are seeking to explore the idea of homeschooling within the Black community. I...

When I was first approached about doing an interview regarding the lack of diversity in homeschool curricula, I was totally on board. I enjoy...

I am so excited! I've been wanting to collaborate with Erika Alicea for a while now, but we both kept getting wrapped up in other worthy projects...

Last week, I defined the term and described how colorism personally impacts my family on a regular basis, and I promised a booklist. The feedback...

The sudden onslaught of homeschooling families due to the pandemic has shifted the community in positive ways. It has brought heightened awareness...

I was excited to have the opportunity to chat with Alyssa from Seed & Sew this week! As a guest on her Voices of Your Village podcast, I had the...

Today I have the pleasure of sharing a guest post from a Charlotte Mason mom with a wealth of experience - both with life and homeschooling. I...

Poetry was never my thing. I didn't dislike it or despise it. I was simply indifferent. However, despite having neither interest nor nostalgia to...