Homeschooling Krishna's Children

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Many devotee parents are finding that traditional schools do not offer a spiritually nourishing environment for their children, and an increasing number are choosing to homeschool. This guide will help you instill in your children strong Krishna conscious values while giving them a solid academic education.

Learn how to: - Help your children develop character and devotion - Create a curriculum based on Srimad-Bhagavatam

- Make life your children's classroom - Start a homeschooling co-op in your community

- Navigate the college admissions process

“Our most important responsibility is to inspire stable families and empower our children with good character, effective skills, and happiness in loving Krishna. Aruddha Devi Dasi has dedicated her life to bringing this matchless gift to our children. I am overjoyed to see this priceless book being made available."

-Radhanatha Swami

Conscientious gļhasthas naturally want to provide the very best educational opportunity they can for their children. Options in the realm of children's education, and particularly the social environment in the public school system, are often too compromised for caring parents to confidently or comfortably send their children into them. | A natural and suitable option for conscientious parents to consider when evaluating options regarding their children's primary and secondary education is homeschooling. Some parents feel intimidated by this option because they lack clear guidelines on how and what to teach. They don't want to find themselves experimenting on their own children.

This book, compiled by Aruddhā Devī Dāsī, provides an enormous treasury to such parents. It tells them how to homeschool their children without sacrificing the quality of their children's academic development, and it maximizes character development, the primary fruit of an effective educational experience. Aruddhā Dāsī's writing presents a method of homeschooling that is based on Śrīla Prabhupāda's books and his overall instructions for children's education. The book is drawn largely from her own experience with homeschooling, but it can easily be adapted according to individual circumstances.

I have had a lot of experience over the years and throughout the US how Aruddhā Dāsī, after pioneering homeschooling with her own family, has extended her homeschooling model to scores of others, guiding and supporting them. Inspired and empowered by both her model and her example, many other families have also been successful.

**Contents and Sample Pages**