CREATING A USEFUL HOMESCHOOL LESSON PLANNER
We all have different opinions about planners and homeschool lesson planners are no different. We all want and need something very specific. Regardless of how we feel about specifics, we…
Homeschool · import · Learning Well · Math · Middle School · Reviews
NICOLE THE MATH LADY: HIT THE EASY BUTTON
If you’ve been homeschooling for a while, you’ve probably gotten the question, What’s one thing you wish you would have known when you started homeschooling? Well, here’s mine, as of about…
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A COLLEGE ALTERNATIVE FOR YOUR HOMESCHOOLER
There’s a high schooler in our homeschool. I’m not sure how I feel about it. It’s been altogether too fast. I can remember vividly how quickly my high school years…
A HOMESCHOOL MAMA’S JOURNAL: FEBRUARY
I started a new thing last month–showing a little peek into my homeschool mama’s journal. This journal is something I started at the beginning of the school year. Basically a…
EVERYTHING YOU KNOW TO GET YOUR HOMESCHOOL ORGANIZED
One of the biggest hesitations people have with homeschooling is this: I would love to homeschool but I am not organized at all! Having an organized homeschool doesn’t have to be complex….
MY HOMESCHOOL JOURNAL: JANUARY EDITION
Ever wish you could peek into the pages of a homeschool moms journal? Ya, me too. So I started making one months ago. Let’s back up. Sometime back in October I…
THE HARDEST PARTS OF HOMESCHOOLING (THAT NO ONE LIKES TO TALK ABOUT)
Want to listen to the post instead of read it? Click below! I watched the other moms from the basketball team laugh about a joke I didn’t get. Something…
BALANCE + HOMESCHOOLING: HOW WE (TRY TO) DO IT
Want to listen to the post instead? Click here: “I don’t know how you do it. I know I never could.” The common response when people ask where…
32 THINGS TO DO IN MARCH
Happy March, everybody! You know how everyone always complains that winter passes so slowly and it takes spring forever to get here? Ya, I’m wondering what happened to that because…
HOMESCHOOLING WITH TODDLERS
When people ask me how I homeschool with so many different age levels of kids, I kind of cracks me up, because it sounds so much easier to me to…
51 THINGS TO MEMORIZE WITH KIDS OF ALL AGES
Although memory work is not a huge part of our homeschool, I love when I can memorize something great with my kids. Long things, short things, silly things, serious things….
HOW LONG DO YOU HOMESCHOOL EACH DAY?
The daily routine of a homeschool family can be a mysterious one to a non-homeschooler. What do they do all day at home? Sometimes I wonder that myself, neighbor….
History · Homeschool · Learning Well · Reads
OUR HUGE LIST OF MIDDLE AGES HISTORY BOOKS
We’re in the middle of our second year in a row in the Middle Ages. History is always our biggest area of book-collecting–I am always on the lookout for good…
A BREAKDOWN OF OUR HOMESCHOOL MORNING MEETINGS
Circle Time, Morning Basket, Morning Time…or to us, homeschool Morning Meeting–they’re all the same idea, just maybe executed in slightly different ways. In preschool, you might see the teacher reciting…
A HOMESCHOOL RESET
Our first week back at school in the new year was, well…let’s just say it stunk. Monday, Tuesday, and then again on Wednesday just felt like we had picked up…
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WINTER UNIT STUDY IDEA: MAPLE SUGARING AT HOME
Maple sugaring at home had never crossed my radar. But December is full of ideas, inspiration, and bustling about. But when it’s all over, sometimes it can feel like all…
HOMESCHOOL WEEK ONE DOWN: WHAT’S WORKING
We’ve completed whole week and a half of homeschool already. I’ve already got a good idea of what’s working…and maybe what’s not going to work. Crazy how time flies when…
BRAVE WRITER REVIEW: LOVE TO WRITE
No one had to teach me how to love to write. I just sort of always have. When I was about seven, I went on a book-writing streak. Everyday I…
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