Category Archives: LIbrary

Chances are if you’ve been hanging around Homeschooling sites, blogs and social media for the past few months, you have heard the ongoing discussion about what “permissions” are required to Homeschool in Ontario. Welcome!!! If you are a new Homeschooling parent and your children previously attended a Public or Catholic school, the school staff mayContinue reading “Ontario Homeschool Guidelines Demystified”

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Edna Latone is a wife, mother, researcher, and library staff member.  She has been Homeschooling for 25+ years and has lived in the Peterborough Area for 33 years. Edna has worked in Public Libraries, Volunteer Coordination, and currently works in an Academic Library.  She speaks throughout the province to Homeschoolers about the amazing resources availableContinue reading “Home”

10 years ago I would have told you that you were dreaming if you said I would be returning from a week at Library Conference, sitting on the VIA and participating in Canada’s First Online Homeschool Conference but here I am! Sounds all fancy, truth is that it has been a stellar week of learning.Continue reading “Online Conference Time!!!”

As most of you know I have been homeschooling, tutoring and running daycamps for 20+ years.  Over that time, I have tried many, many curriculum and resources.  Like everyone, I have my favorites and this is one of them. While  weeding through curriculum, I found it!  I was pretty excited and this was my victoryContinue reading “Lines, Angles and Curves Class!”

Carve out a little time to plan your coming Homeschool season! This coming Tuesday, August 9th from 5-10 pm. At the Westwood Public Library. Maybe you are just starting your planning, perhaps you are mid-stream and just need some time to put it all in one place or maybe you need to bounce some ideasContinue reading “August 9th, Homeschool Planning Night!”

  After a four year sabbatical from Homeschooling, we are heading home again with our education.  We are thrilled! The “who is doing what” and “who is where” part is figured out (I think) as I also work part-time.  I have a general plan for our day to day but now the nitty gritty ofContinue reading “Coming Home”