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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2019 · 21 MIN

Homeschool Spaces

from Learning Outside the Lines

This episode talks about the idea of homeschool spaces and that a dedicated homeschool space isn't needed for our children to learn. Many of us think we need a special space or arrangement for homeschooling but most of us really don't need anything special for our kids to learn. Kids can learn in many different places and special accommodations are usually not needed. I also share my own passion project for the year #2019authenticspaces is a my plea for all of us to make our home space a comfortable and authentic space. Even if it's a corner of the yard or just your bedroom, decorate it as your dream space that you've always wanted. Don't worry about something not being "adult" enough or practical, bring things into your space that you love and that bring you joy. Make your home a place that makes you happy! Please feel free to send me comments, suggestions for episodes, or questions to [email protected] Find me on FB where I post articles, encouragement, and relevant resources https://www.facebook.com/learningoutsidethelinespodcast/ or www.learningoutsidethelines.com or Instagram @ Lattebooks2read where I post books and resources for learning. Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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