Interest Led Learning
Stop bringing the school system into your homeschool. Download this free PDF guide to help.
Home education isn't about teaching our kids everything they need to know for the rest of their lives. It's about guiding our kids into learning on their own, giving them the tools they need to make discoveries and solve problems, and creating space for them to think critically about new ideas.
Why interest led learning?
- Puts your kids in the driver's seat of their education
- Fewer fights over lessons and bookwork
- Less curriculum, more natural learning
resources to help you
homeschool the non-school way
Don’t get stuck in the school system mindset! Learn how to ditch the system, encourage your kids’ in natural learning, and create unit studies so you don’t have to rely on curriculum alone.
play your way to reading
Teach your child to read without worksheets or flashcards, but through play, learning invitations, and hands-on activities!
complete homeschool blueprint
Get all the courses in the Silo & Sage vault, for a complete blueprint that will support you on your homeschooling journey, from A to Z.
You don’t always need a fancy or expensive curriculum to help your kids learn. Books are one of the best ways to guide your kids into learning – no curriculum necessary!
Learning invitations are a great way to invite kids into a hands-on learning experience.
If you’re making these mistakes when it comes to teaching your kids to read, you might be making it a lot harder for yourself – and your kids!
reading resources
Get help with reading, no matter what stage you’re in with your kids! All my blog posts, tips, and book recommendations collected in one spot.
learning printables
Just in case we haven't quite been introduced before...
I'M jess, former teacher turned homeschool mom of five boys, from kindergarten to high school.
My family and I live on a small homestead in SE Wisconsin, where we have gardens and lots of chickens. I love to sew, cook mostly from-scratch food for my family from my well-stocked pantry, and spend time outside with my fam. I also love helping other moms start homeschooling – so you can learn from all the things I’ve done well and not-so-well over the last 11+ years homeschooling my five kids.
