Savvy Homeschool Moms Podcast

Tina Smith and Beckie Tetrault
Savvy Homeschool Moms Podcast Podcast

Podcast for homeschooling moms about homeschooling moms. A show about the day-to-day of homeschooling...in the trenches with us as we're going through it. Reviews and recommendations, joys and sorrows, challenges and triumphs.

  1. 25/12/2018

    A Christmas Bonus from the Savvy Homeschool Moms (Ep #66, 12/23/18)

    MERRY CHRISTMAS! (To those that celebrate)…a special gift for you!! And if you don’t celebrate…A special treat for you too!! Many of the things discussed can work on non-holiday occasions too! The Moms discuss how they like to de-stress during the holiday season, and share some of their family’s holiday traditions. Watch a favorite Christmas movie: (as needed, or 1 or 2 nightly!) * Charlie Brown Christmas* Rudolph* Year Without a Santa Claus* Elf* Santa Claus is Coming to Town* It’s a Wonderful Life* Miracle on 34th St (original black/white)* A Christmas Story (Peter Bilingsley)* Scrooge (the musical with Albert Finney)* Frosty the Snowman* The Santa Clause (all 3)* Christmas Chronicles (new favorite)* The Muppet Christmas Carol* The Polar Express* White Christmas* How the Grinch Stole Christmas (original)* One Magic Christmas Listen to favorite Christmas music: * John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together* The Kingston Trio: The Last Month of the Year* A Very Special Christmas 1 & 2* Glee Christmas albums* Manheim Steamroller Christmas albums* Christmas with the Rat Pack* Putumayo’s Christmas Around the World* Celtic Christmas* The Stars Come Out for Christmas* Amy Grant: Home for Christmas* Elmo & Patsy: Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer (the whole album!) Other ideas this episode: * Eat comfort foods (Tina likes a piece of fudge at the bottom of her bowl of popcorn, a family tradition, Beckie likes hot cocoa.)* Go see Christmas lights.* Go for a drive in the country/visit nature. What’s your favorite way of de-stressing? Let us know in the comments below! And from our families to yours, we wish you all a VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON!! This episode is sponsored by: Moving Beyond the Page – homeschool curriculum for hands-on, creative, and gifted learners. Learn more at www.movingbeyondthepage.com. Math Mammoth – Publisher of student directed math worktexts that all the Savvy Homeschool Kids use. Learn more at www.mathmammoth.com. Pandia Press – Publisher of REAL Science Odyssey and History Odyssey. Check out their fantastic Try Before you Buy! Learn more at www.pandiapress.com.

    1h 2m
  2. 19/06/2016

    Pandia Press Presents: Why Neutral Science isn’t Neutral, with Blair Lee (Ep #63, 6/4/16)

    (Show recording is at the bottom of the page) In this episode, the moms share the final part of their 2 part Secular Science Resource series, with an interview with Pandia Press author and scientist Blair Lee: Why Neutral Science isn’t Neutral. Links in this Episode: Beckie’s new pencil sharpener Why the earth is heating so fast Blair Lee’s Blog Blair Lee’s Facebook page SEA Homeschoolers Facebook page SEA Homeschoolers Blog Home|School|Life Magazine REAL Science Odyssey Info from this Episode: Secular science curricula and programs present the accepted facts, principles, models, and theories explaining how the natural and physical world works as recommended by a majority of practicing experts in that area of science. Science curricula and programs should not exclude or misrepresent scientific facts, principles, models, or theories that are considered core ideas in the field. Specifically, science curricula and programs will not be reviewed if they do the following: Minimize, misrepresent, or omit accepted scientific facts, principles, models, or theories Incorporate religious philosophy into the curriculum or program Politicize science issues in a way that misrepresents the issues What to look for in science courses The inclusion of evolution Is the word design used in place of the word evolution Is the word created or creation used when discussing how organisms, the universe, or matter came into existence? Organisms evolved; they were not created. Know your definitions – Science theory – A scientific theory is a widely accepted explanation of something observed in science. Theories are based on experimentation, observation, and reasoning—the scientific method. Scientific model – A scientific model is a simplified representation of a real system. Scientific models make it possible to study large, complex scientific principles and systems. Scientific models use the scientific method. Books in this Episode: Tina: Together ~ Rick Riordan books: * The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson #4) * The Last Olympian (#5) * The Lost Hero (Heroes of Olympus #1) * The Son of Neptune (#2) * The Mark of Athena (#3)

    1h 28m

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Podcast for homeschooling moms about homeschooling moms. A show about the day-to-day of homeschooling...in the trenches with us as we're going through it. Reviews and recommendations, joys and sorrows, challenges and triumphs.

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