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Five lessons a week, tailored to your child's age. Read one over breakfast, on a picnic blanket at the park, or cozy on the couch.
- Habits
Teach the washing song.
A simple tune to bring joy to your child!
- Logic
Take a “How Things Work!” tour.
Uncovering learning opportunities in your own home!
- Foundations
Find the pairs.
An educational twist on an everyday chore.
- Language
Try tracing names.
Our favorite method for a no-fuss introduction to penmanship!
- Outdoors
Take a hike.
As they say in Sweden, "There's no bad weather, only bad clothing!"
- Creativity
Create a trash-to-treasure collage.
Hooray: you've got an artful afternoon ahead of you!
- Literature
Tell a classic tale.
A simple prompt for introducing literary structure to your little one!
- Math
Try snack math.
A surefire way to pique your child's interest in math!
- Relationships
Practice this simple empathy lesson.
A primer on one of today's most important relational elements.
- Rhythms
Try a “goodbye” transition.
Say hello to this time-tested, long-beloved habit.
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Ages 2 to 7. Five lessons a week.
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I am a certified Elementary Education Teacher and am SO impressed with your program. I love how user-friendly and easily accessible it is (all in one place, minimal materials)… I really appreciate all the opportunities Other Goose provides for personal reflection and interest tracking for each child. As a teacher, I think that this is invaluable in being able to connect with your child and help him/her pursue interests that he/she may not otherwise have had the opportunity to be exposed to.
It's easy to get caught up in what society tells us young children need—all the stuff, all the Pinterest activities, all the ABCs and 123s. But if I could tell parents to focus on just three things in the early years it would be this: read aloud to your children, let them stand next to you in the kitchen and cook with you, and give them endless hours of unstructured play. It's really that simple. Other Goose gets it—life with young children can be complicated but your homeschool does not have to be. Less truly is more.