30/5/25 30/5/25

The Math Myth: How Do Unschooled Kids Learn Math?

22/4/25 22/4/25

More Unschooling Math/s – What Does Learning Mathematics Naturally Look Like

When my kids were younger, I’d search for maths associated with their passions. I’d Google ‘maths and Jane Austen’ or ‘maths and art history’ or ‘maths and Shakespeare’. I discovered loads of unschool maths and interesting facts that I made into notes to include in our homeschool records book. I shared this story and other unschool maths ones in the Virtual Kitchen Table podcast episode 38.

29/3/25 29/3/25

Some Not-Your-Average Maths Websites for Unschool Strewing

10/3/25 10/3/25

Unschooling Maths - What Does Learning Math/s Naturally Look Like?

11/2/24 11/2/24

Put on Your Real-Life Maths Eyes

20/3/23 20/3/23

Words Packed with Unschool Maths

30/4/22 30/4/22

What’s the Best Place to Bring Up Kids?

6/4/22 6/4/22

How to Turn Cooking into Unschool Maths Homeschool Records Notes

6/1/22 6/1/22

How to Unschool Maths and Still Fulfil Homeschool Registration Requirements

17/12/19 17/12/19

Unschool Bushfire Maths

18/8/18 18/8/18

Critical Comments: Unschool Bits and Pieces

4/8/18 4/8/18

Parent and Friend: Unschool Bits and Pieces

16/7/18 16/7/18

A Teenager Talks About Unschool Maths

7/7/18 7/7/18

When an Unschooler Isn’t Interested in Maths

What if our children moan and groan every time we mention the word 'maths'? What if they say they hate it and can't do it? What if they're just not interested? We could insist our children do some maths whether they like it or not. Basic maths skills are essential.

6/7/18 6/7/18

Making Unschooled Kids Learn Maths Just in Case

Should we make our unschooled kids learn maths in a formal way just in case? Is this sensible? We never know when they might need to prove they have covered all the skills presented in maths courses. What if they want to apply for a university degree course that has a maths prerequisite? What if our kids decide they'd like to go to school and so have to slot back into the system with their age peers?