Homeschooling looks different for everyone so it’s not surprising that planning and record keeping often look different for each family too. Measuring progress in preschool and kindergarten is a lot different than in middle school and high school! So how can you keep track of progress in your homeschool through the years? Don’t miss my…
As homeschool moms, we have lots of responsibilities. Making a list of everything that’s required of us could easily fill a page. The guilt we feel when we drop the ball is just as big. If you’re like me, you’ve tried lots of schedules, used printable checklists, and even stayed up late trying to make…
Every year, at about this time, homeschool families start thinking about the coming year. We begin to think about what has worked, what hasn’t, and what we want to do going forward. For our family, this is the time of year when we think a lot about our homeschool mission statement. Following a homeschool mission…
There is light at the end of the tunnel. The end of the homeschool year is just around the corner. But it feels like an uphill battle to get there. Every year around this time homeschool moms everywhere begin dragging and trying to just finish the homeschool year strong. We all start eliminating what we consider…
I’m really excited to share a fun new way to teach history with to your kids! Homeschooling history can be challenging. Sometimes it feels like you’re memorizing lots of dates that can feel disconnected from the events. Other times the important events are difficult to translate into something kids can understand. A Homeschool History Curriculum…
I’ve been getting asked how to start homeschooling quite a bit lately. I thought long and hard and decided that I’d tell you all what I wished someone had told me in the beginning. First, take a deep breath. Making the choice to homeschool your children is a big one. You can do this though….
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