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Since 2016, and with over 1.6 million downloads worldwide, The Homeschool Sisters Podcast has been dedicated to supporting sisters across all walks of life. We are here to support you (and cheer you on!) as you raise your wildly unique children and teens.
In this week's episode, Cait and Kara are joined by the other half of the Kindred Collective crew - Alicia Hutchinson and Mary Wilson.
The gals are checking in, sharing what's helping each of them cope + a couple of simple things that are keeping them sane (ish).
Plus the gals talk dealing with disappointment, how to end the year this year, and some Kindred news!
So many of us are feeling stressed about FOOD right now. So in this special bonus episode, the sisters are joined by their friend Samantha Barnes from Raddish Kids.
Samantha is a homeschooling mom and the creator of Raddish - a cooking club and curriculum for kids of all ages.
In this episode the trio is chatting how to get creative with pantry ingredients and dealing with shortages, how to meal plan right now, all the snacking!! and how cooking can bring us together.
The sisters are joined by Colleen Kessler of Raising Lifelong Learners to talk about navigating anxiety with our kids.
They discuss how to handle media, sleep issues and how to manage your own anxious feelings. Cait, Kara and Colleen also talk about homeschooling through a period of intense anxiety.
Plus, Colleen shares her new anxiety tool kit card deck. Pour yourself a tea or coffee and settle in!
In this special bonus episode, the sisters are joined by storyteller and author of the Green Ember series of books, S.D. Smith.
Sam and the sisters chat how stories can help us through times of uncertainty and if it's OK to read hard stories during difficult seasons.
Plus, Cait, Kara and S.D. talk about his newest book, Ember's End available TODAY!
In this episode, the sisters are joined by their "homeschool cousin" and friend Shawna Wingert to talk dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia and how to handle lots of outside appointments for yourself or your kids.
Shawna is a special education teacher turned business consultant, and mom of two brilliant boys with differences and special needs.
So she is the perfect person to address some recent questions about the "Three Ds" and beyond.
Hey sisters!
We may have to socially distance in person right now, but that just means we need podcasts more than ever, right?
So the sisters hopped on to share this informal episode. They're talking how to homeschool during this uncertain time, how to help parents brand new to educating their kids at home, stress and fear, helping our kids manage worries and more.
Cait and Kara definitely don't have this all figured out, but one thing they know for sure is we're in this together.
We've got a brand new episode and some big news today!
Mary Prather of SQUILT is joining Cait and Kara to talk about why and how to add music to your homeschool. So many of us don't have a music background, but we want our kids to learn about music and be able to pursue it if it interests them - so tune in to hear what Mary has to say!
Plus, Kara's book is available March 10 here!
In this episode, the sisters are joined by two special guests - Tricia Hodges and Nana (Lucia Hames) from You Are An Artist Chalk Pastels.
The sisters are asking all your questions, from why it's valuable to include art in your homeschool to what to do if your child gets frustrated.
You'll love hearing from this sweet duo!
Plus, Cait and Kara share the details on the upcoming Kindred Conference - sign up by Feb. 19!
The sisters are back with Season 8!
Listen in as they catch up - they promise this isn't an eye doctor podcast now - and dive into co-ops and copywork.
Are either necessary? When do you need them and when can you do without?
Cait and Kara are sharing thoughts and their own experience!
Oh sisters! In this final episode of Season 7, Cait and Kara are talking to the author of one of their favorite books - Katrina Kenison.
The sisters and Katrina discuss her book Mitten Strings for God, and how it impacted Cait and Kara as young moms. And they get to find out more about Katrina's philosophy of slowing down, embracing the ordinary and being present with our kids.
This might be a new favorite, sisters, especially as the holidays approach!
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