Dear Reader: Not What It Used To Be
“It’s not what it used to be!” Yes, we hear it all the time. Hear it about candy bars and Christmas tree prices; church singing and Captain Crunch; car parts…
Read moreHow Do You Make Time for Reading?
Ever been in one of those awkward situations where a friend has got a problem, and you’ve got the solution, but it’s just a little too embarrassing to say out…
Read moreBook Release: Another Homewood Christmas
Hi everyone! And welcome to another Monday at Sheep Among Wolves! We’ve got something special to introduce to you today. Another Homewood Christmas By Courtenay Burden, Chelsea Burden, Erika Mathews,…
Read moreBook Report Template: FREE Printable
Once upon a time, I was a whiny student with a bad attitude and an essay topic called “My Favourite Book.” No, stressed-mom-of-nine-year-olds—your fourth grader is not a unique specimen!…
Read moreBetty Bonnet October
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
Read moreThe Homeschooler’s Library: Best Fall Books
A lot of my happiest homeschooling memories come from the fall. My ideal picture of homeschooling is of a hacked-up kitchen table, with sunshine spilling across it from open windows,…
Read moreLibrary Autopilot: Harnessing the Power of Self Education
Self education has been described as the ultimate competitive edge. What parent doesn’t want their kid to be ultimately competitive??? Okay, English plays tricks with us sometimes. That’s obviously not…
Read moreWhat About Socialization? Answering Homeschooling’s Most-Hated Question with Grace
I loved being homeschooled. I really did. It’s a part of my identity I’ve never wanted to trade. And for that very reason, I don’t spend a lot of time…
Read moreBetty Bonnet September 1915
Betty Bonnet is an ongoing serial story, released on the Sheep Among Wolves blog once a month. It follows the adventures of the Bonnet family, first created by Sheila Young…
Read moreCan Homeschoolers Succeed?
Ever tried typing “Can Homeschoolers” into Google? Yeah, I know. You don’t 100% trust Google. There are days when I don’t, either. But go try it anyway. Type just those two…
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