return to my desk feeling both connected and accomplished.<\/strong><\/p>\nLeaving space for curiosity also helps.<\/p>\n
Some of the most memorable homeschool moments come when I let my kids\u2019 questions guide us – like the question my daughter had about the seeds painted on her wooden apple which led to a conversation about health, nature, and how things grow.<\/p>\n
Our approach to homeschooling isn\u2019t about replicating school at home; it\u2019s about building a flow at home that supports our family and work.<\/p>\n
This idea of flow<\/em> is also a huge part of what inspired Stream of Blue. While I love<\/strong> a good checklist and get immense satisfaction from crossing off to-dos (ask my husband\u2014he\u2019ll tell you I can shift into overdrive in an instant), more and more, I\u2019m challenging myself to pause and<\/strong>\u00a0be present<\/strong>. (Which for our family includes camping as often as possible.<\/p>\n<\/span>Going with the Flow: Practical Ideas for Homeschooling Parents<\/span><\/h2>\n
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