Find great resources, ideas, and tips to help you, as are getting started on your homeschool journey.
Wondering what forms you might use for homeschool? Today I’m sharing some of the printable homeschool forms I use in my kids morning work binders. Stay to the end to find links to download each one. What should homeschoolers be keeping track of? Check your state requirements to find out what is mandatory to keep…
Part of creating an atmosphere of learning is teaching our kids that being a beginner at something is not a bad thing, but rather a good thing. We’ve all been there right? Watching our kids slump over a math page with dull eyes and a complete lack of interest. We’ve seen them experience a sense…
Gearing up for another great year, what would you consider to be your back-to-school homeschool mom favorites? Your homeschool essentials? Is it your trusty laptop or simply a generous stash of chocolate? Here are my top ten… Back-to-School Homeschool Mom Favorites (This list contains Amazon Affiliate Links) 1. High Quality Printer/Copy machine I print things…
Looking for some ways to celebrate back-to-school week for homeschoolers? Lets talk about that first week back and ways we can make it more fun. What should I do the first week of homeschool? If your overall goal for your kids is to not only learn, but to love learning. Then make the first week…
What is considered a productive homeschool day and how can we make it happen? Let’s tackle these two questions then get into a list of 10 practical ways you can work to achieve this. What is Considered Productive Homeschool Day? A productive homeschool day is one where you are able to achieve your main objectives….
Time management for homeschool moms, let alone moms in general, is typically an area we could all improve on.
Loop scheduling can be a fantastic scheduling tool for homeschool families. Not only does it allow you to cover substantial material but also gives you a workable plan that doesn’t leave you stressed.
Homeschool styles are simply the different ways you can do homeschool. By having a general knowledge of these styles you are better equipped to choose the one that will best fit your family.
You can homeschool on a dime. It doesn’t take too much to begin. When we first started, we had some basic office supplies and a few things I picked up in the back-to-school section at Target.
There’s always that question when you jump into home school, “What do I do with my kids that are not yet school age?”
