Making the choice to homeschool was not one we made lightly. Plenty of thought and prayer went into our initial decision many years ago, as does plenty of thought and prayer upon each new year. So, what happens when you have a child that isn’t happy homeschooling and wants to make a change? Good question, […]
How I Use the Erin Condren Teacher Planner for Homeschool
Homeschooling High School, Middle School and Elementary
(contains affiliate links) I feel like I’ve simplified our homeschooling curriculum so much this year. However, after writing out all of the resources we hope to use – it doesn’t seem very simplified! Rest assured though, as we are not doing all of these items everyday and I do quite a bit of group work […]
5 Things This Homeschool Mom Needs to Thrive
Are You a Homeschool Snob?
5 Reasons We Use Nancy Larson Science
“Are we going to do science today?” That’s a routine question at breakfast around here. Are you using a science program that you love? Is science another dreaded task on your to do list because you need to gather supplies for yet another complicated experiment? Do you feel like you need to take a science […]
Homeschool Summer School Plans
(contains affiliate links) I’m not doing it this year. I’m not creating a bunch of grand plans for our homeschool summer school, only to ditch them the first week of June! I’m not creating a chart for the kids to track their books (they hate that!), I’m not dragging everyone to the library to sign […]
Pros and Cons of a Homeschool Co-op
Co-ops can be a wonderful opportunity to enrich your homeschool, or they can be a needless distraction from the task at hand, HOMEschooling. I think it really depends on your family and your season of homeschooling. Sometimes a co-op can be more of a benefit for mom than the children, a bit of a break […]
Homeschool Power Hour
Literature Based Homeschooling for Excellence
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