Every piece of curriculum, every lesson, every extracurricular activity, every choice we make in our homeschool is shaping something. It is either shepherding a child’s heart and reinforcing spiritual truth, or it is pulling them in a different direction.
Nothing in education is neutral.
If homeschooling is going to work well and be sustainable, it needs to begin with a plan, with intention. And that intention starts with why.
Discover scholarships for homeschoolers with tips, timelines, and 10 specific opportunities to help your teen pay for college with confidence.
Discover practical methods to teach reading beyond phonics that really work.
Discover why teaching phonics alone doesn’t ensure reading success. This includes tips for teaching reading at home without stress! If you’re feeling unsure about teaching your child to read, take a deep breath—you’re in good company. So many parents ask themselves, “Am I really qualified to do this?” The truth is, if you’ve already helped…
Unlock the power of nature-based learning! Discover how outdoor exploration and hands-on discovery can transform your homeschool experience for active, curious learners.
Discover practical tips and resources for the single homeschooling mom. Find support, encouragement, and community to help you thrive. So you’ve decided to take the plunge and homeschool your kids even though you are a single mom. You’ve been over the reasons why you should homeschool, and you’ve even got a plan for how you…
Are you a new homeschooler needing a little direction? Chick-fil-a has taught me 10 important pieces of advice for new homeschoolers. Click now to read.
Do you wonder how to inspire a love of learning in your child? Do you doubt it matters? I’d love to share with you WHY it matters and how to do it. Read on!
A homeschool conference is the BEST way to encourage and equip your homeschool. We will give you tips to help you get the most from your trip. Plus— a FREE Resource!
Going to a homeschool conference can be overwhelming. Let this veteran homeschool mom help you make it EASY with practical tips and printables! Learn more.
Make your back to school celebration fun with printable back to school activities like a scavenger hunt, word search and coloring pages. They will love it! Back to school? Even as a little girl, I could hardly wait for morning. ‘Twas the night before third grade, and all through the house, not a creature was…
A Back to Homeschool Celebration is certainly called for in our home. Let’s make this thing super fun! Read more for tips, resources, and how-to’s! Easy back-to-school activities? It’s not an oxymoron! It’s the sparkle that we put into any life event that makes it memorable. It doesn’t have to be expensive or fancy; it…
Homeschool electives are the cherry on top of the sundae! They are meant to make your homeschool extra sweet! Read more for an easy plan to help you.
Do you ever feel like time is a 4-letter word? I think it’s safe to say that most homeschool moms have a hate-hate relationship with time; there’s simply never enough of it! Our plates are full with household cleaning duties, lessons to teach, kids to feed, and so much more. I find that most moms…
Homeschooling isn’t a one-size-fits-all gig. Every child is different and every family unique. An eclectic homeschool is a great fit for when one homeschool method isn’t working. See why in this post.
In this post, we will explore practical ways to cultivate a learning lifestyle and kick the boredom of “school” to the curb for good!
A reading bingo challenge for kids is the perfect way to curb boredom and overthrow video games. Help your kids fall in love with reading! FREE reading bingo printable included.
Have you ever wondered if you should go to a homeschool convention? I’m sharing 3 reasons it’s absolutely worth the investment.
Going to a homeschool conference is overwhelming enough without adding any extra stress. Read these 7 ways to ruin your experience.
When I was a student teacher, my college video taped several of my lessons to use for evaluation purposes. I vividly remember one lesson where I had all 18 of our first graders down on the floor for a read-aloud about George Washington. During the lesson, I don’t recall being bothered by anything, but when…