Homeschooling Q&A: Dad Participation, Little Kid Distractions, and Navigating Screens | Episode 289
In this episode from the archives, Rachel Winchester and Carole Joy Seid answer some of the most common questions from homeschooling families. They give practical ways to involve dads in family read-aloud time, including strategies for dads who may not feel confident about reading. Carole shares creative tips for keeping younger children occupied while homeschooling older siblings, such as using special toys, snacks, and outdoor play. And Carole shares a fresh perspective on putting the need for screens off as long as possible for our teenagers. Join us for practical ideas!
In this episode, you will hear about:
- How to encourage dads to join in family read-aloud time—even if they’re not natural readers
- Simple ways to keep younger children occupied while homeschooling older ones
- Ideas for creating a “magic cupboard” of toys that make school time peaceful
- How to fill your little one’s tank before independent playtime
- Keeping middle schoolers engaged in books and off the Internet
More Q&A episodes:
- Planning a Homeschool Year and Typical Day Q&A | Episode 120
- Ideas for Time Outside, Including Grandparents, and Learning a Second Language Q&A | Episode 129
- Unschooling, Co-ops, and Community Q&A | Episode 220
- Q&A: Spelling, Legal Protection, and Late Bloomers | Episode 224
- Standardized Tests and Homeschooling Q&A | Episode 253
- Encouraging Work, Reading Widely, and Other FAQs | Episode 275
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+ Attend one of our upcoming seminars this year!
+ Click HERE for more information about consulting with Carole Joy Seid!
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