Wren and Sitka's Field Notebook
Twenty five two-page investigations, from living and nonliving things and photosynthesis to the water cycle, moon phases, compass directions, food chains, and rocks. One pencil. Whatever is outside your door.
Glennallen, Alaska
Scott Somers. I taught middle school in Glennallen, Alaska. Now I am a homeschool dad and a homeschool coach, and my family runs Next Chapter Homeschool. One size fits one.
This site is the permanent address for the things I make. Short list so far. It grows when the next thing is done, not before.
Twenty five two-page investigations, from living and nonliving things and photosynthesis to the water cycle, moon phases, compass directions, food chains, and rocks. One pencil. Whatever is outside your door.
Ten amendments, ten pages, four editions from kindergarten to high school. Each page starts with the thing that went wrong for a real person. Plus the nine-book shelf.
Our family's homeschool store. Curriculum, books, and the customized curriculum maps we build for one child at a time.
What homeschooling actually costs. How to tell if it is the curriculum or your child. How to choose without drowning. Useful, then honest, then useful again.
The booklets and worksheets I make, on Teachers Pay Teachers. Follow the store there and TPT tells you when the next thing goes up.
The Accidental Teacher in Alaska, on both. Same person, same kitchen table.
The useful stuff goes on the blog, One Size Fits One: what homeschooling actually costs, how to tell whether it is the curriculum or your child, how to choose without drowning. Put your email here and you get one email when a new post goes up, and word when the next thing I make exists. No drip, nothing you did not ask for.