Twelve ideas to teach writing in a child-directed way. Twelve ideas that address your real child’s interests.
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All articles filed in Help for Common Homeschool Challenges
Being a homeschool mom can lead to feeling completely worn out. It’s key to notice the early signs and make changes. To get back on track, you need to ask for help. You also need to take real breaks, and focus on what’s truly important for you and your family.
How to Facilitate Child-Led Learning in Your Homeschool
How to facilitate child-led learning in your homeschool. Here is how you can practically engage your kids to do child-led learning.
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A Readaloud Family Book List (Plus One Just for Mom)
Our readaloud family book list might include half the public library, but I’ll share with you a few memorable ones you will want to read.
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Teach Spelling in a Child-Directed Way (Without a Program)
Can you get rid of the spelling program and still teach spelling in a child-directed way? Yes — and I can tell you exactly what I’ve learned about ditching the program and letting my kids learn to spell in a child-directed way instead. A new-to-homeschool mama asked me: “Do you have any advice on how…
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Guilty Resting as a Homeschool Mom? 3 Simple Boundaries
Guilty resting as a homeschool mom? Here’s why — and 3 boundaries that help you stop carrying it all and start showing up as yourself.
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How to Create an Effective Homeschool Routine that Works for You
How to create a homeschool routine that works for you (& your homeschool kids)? I’ll help you clarify your values and priorities so you can.
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