Lately, I’ve been reading just for me and it’s amazing! Reading a book that isn’t an assignment or pre-reading for homeschool lessons has been a big step toward self-care this year. If you’re looking for books to begin reading this year, you’re in the right place. I’m excited to share these books for homeschool moms…
We’ve all heard the adage about putting on your own oxygen mask first. For many of us, me included, putting ourselves first is easier said than done. Today, I’m going to share a bit about my own journey toward realistic self-care. In this guide to realistic self-care for homeschool moms, I’ll share how I made…
Morning Baskets have become very popular in the homeschool world. They are a fantastic way to start your day and ensure you are getting to the things that are most important to your family. Frequently Asked Questions About Morning Baskets In Your Homeschool In an effort to help you become an expert on morning baskets…
Groundhog Day is such a fun holiday to celebrate with kids during the month of February! There are lots of great holidays to celebrate in your homeschool this month. I love Groundhog Day because it’s filled with whimsy and fun! If you’re looking for fun ways to learn about groundhogs, shadows, predictions, myths, and legends,…
I’m really excited to share my latest collection of FREE printables with you! These February printables are perfect for Black History Month, Valentine’s Day, Groundhog Day, and more. You can use my free February homeschool printables to add some learning fun to a rainy day, keep little hands occupied during read alouds, or together with…
Let’s talk about the best resources for homeschooling an only child. Over the years, we have discovered tools that make homeschooling easier for our family. I’m excited to share our favorite resources with you here. Homeschooling an only child is definitely different than homeschooling multiple children. There are big advantages and some unique challenges too….
This year, we have focused a lot on teaching critical thinking skills and logic in our homeschool. Logic games are a fun and easy way to approach learning these skills together. There are so many fun logic games out there! Adding logic lessons to your homeschool study encourages kids to think critically, shows them how…
The winter season just hits differently. If you’re looking to change things up this winter, that’s okay. Check out some of my favorite ways to encourage scientific exploration all winter long with winter science activities and experiments for kids of all ages. I’ve got nature study ideas, hands-on science experiments, and even mini-unit studies you…
Are you interested in beginning strewing? It’s a concept we’ve come to love! Whether you’re just starting out or looking for new ideas, you’re in the right place. I’m excited to share winter strewing ideas that are perfect for your homeschool. These winter strewing ideas will help you get started strewing to ignite your child’s…
Every New Year, we make a resolution for our homeschool. This year, we’re making a promise to keep it simple. Here at The Waldock Way, we’ve decided to focus on having fun, staying active, and going on lots of field trips. Our resolutions are all in addition to our one thing for 2023. The “one…
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