Home Education Curation Collection. 21th August 2022

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I think everyone knows by now that we have had a challenge going on in the last few weeks, in colaboration with holos-lotus@holos-lotus and crossculture@crossculture. There were a lot of interactions and many of you shared some good homeschooling ideas and games that we can all try at home with the kids! Thank you for participating, everyone! If you didn't see this post, where the results were announced, take a look!

This week we had a beautiful selection of homeschooling posts once again, it was hard to choose which ones to share! I hope you enjoy this week's homeschooling highlights! Ohhh and also we have some new members in the community! We're glad you're here!

First our usual thank you everyone who makes this community what it is. This week 5% beneficiaries for interaction and contribution to the HomeEdders community go to:

• belkyscabrera@belkyscabrera
• luckydrums@luckydrums
• leomarylm@leomarylm
• nubra11@nubra11

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romeskie@romeskie's posts on how she homeschool her little girl is something I'm always looking forward! I love to read insights from their homeschooling journey and she's always sharing valuable informations on the topic. This time, besides some of their learning activities that she mentioned about, she shares with us some thoughs and lessons she's been learning as a Homeschool Educator.



Lately a new member in our community, ingridontheroad@ingridontheroad writes so beautiful! This post of her is one that we all should read as home educators! She mostly talks about un-schooling, sharing with us a lot of valuable informations. If you didnt read it yet, here it is! Take a look and maybe even comment to her post, wish her a warm welcome and maybe your thoughts on her writting!


June and July saw lots of activities in ryivhnn@ryivhnn's homeschool, like cooking, archery, creating and roleplaying. It's always lovely to catch up with what's been happening with their family and their homeschool journey and I always enjoy these kind of posts that give us an idea into how others homeschool.



If you need some Math ideas like counting or geometry for little children, emmaris@emmaris got it covered for us. She shared this week two easy activities that you can try at home. Easy to set up and no fancy materials, they are just perfect for you to put those little minds at work.




Another new member in the community is belkyscabrera@belkyscabrera! Say hello to her in case you didnt get the chance yet! I loved her memory game on Medicinal Plants. She created this game as a method to teach children about plants and natural medicine. Ohh how I love this topic! Nature and science, health and education all in one!



Thank you for joining us. This curation was brought to you by missdeli@missdeli and this week I have added amphlux@amphlux as 10% beneficiary for the ongoing delegation support. Thank you!
HomeEdders image created by minismallholding@minismallholding, logo created by ryivhnn@ryivhnn's sister.

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