Best Unschooling Intros

Joyfully Rejoycing, Joyce Fetteroll
Well organized, attractive website

Living Joyfully, Pam Laricchia
Current and cheery, nice newsletter

Unschooling Support, Amy Childs
Short, great podcasts—fifty-two of them, fifteen minutes long, generally.

On this site:

Beginning

Precisely How to Unschool

Checklists

Deschooling

Change

Playing

Strewing

If you're having a hard time finding unschoolers near you, there are more ideas here about where and how you might look.

Although this isn't named "unschooling" it's run by unschoolers and so articles posted will be heavily unschooling-related. unchooling.blogspot.com

Seeing other unschooling families and hearing speakers sometimes makes the biggest difference for a family. Sue Patterson is keeping a list of conferences that will help unschoolers: Unschooling (or unschooling friendly) Conferences

Here's where I collect my own speaking appearances: Sandra Dodd speaking. In 2017 I'll speak in Phoenix.

Help is here!

There's even help for remembering to breathe.

Free, fun INTRO TO UNSCHOOLING by Pam Laricchia

DAILY: Just Add Light and Stir
daily blog with a quote, a photo and a link to cheer or inspire you
(or explore the 2000+ posts already there, with the randomizer)

This site, SandraDodd.com, is my own greatest contribution to the unschooling-help arena, but there are other places you can go.

To see what the daily lives of unschoolers look like, here are some blogs. Each has links to others.

Today was Amazing, Heather Booth

Seeking Nectar, Rippy Dusseldorp

The Bharadwaj Shine, Hema Bharadwaj

Unschooling Supermom, Mary King

Living our Own Lives, Julie

Blog of the Zombie Princess, Ronnie Maier

Second to the Right, Mandy Sicard

The Mahogany Way, Darcel Harmon

our joyful life, Kelli Traaseth

Hummingbird Haven, Gail Higgins

Sandra Dodd (Dodd family news)

MANY MORE (right-hand column)

Reassurance

"How to Be a Good Unschooler"
inspiration from Pam Sorooshian

Doing Unschooling Right (title from a series of videos organized by the "Do Life Right" site)

What Helps Make Unschooling Better? (edited transcription of an online chat)

Unschooling Very Well

AlwaysLearning
for committed unschoolers and John Holt fans

Radical Unschooling Info, an open group on Facebook (you can read without joining)

Hearing Voices

Links to many sound files (some interviews, many conference presentations) and a few videos are here: SandraDodd.com/listen

Typical Days is a collection of all that happened in one day in the lives of various unschooling families.

See the blogs below, too, which have their own links to other blogs and sites.