Helping You Turn Your Homeschool Challenges into Your Homeschool Charms
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.
Language arts implies there is an art to learning a language. It also suggests there are more than 2 ways to approach writing, especially homeschool writing. (Because we can be artistic in our approaches). All languages are trying to convey messages unique to a group of speakers. I offer you 12 ways to approach homeschool…
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October is an atypical month to discuss homeschool planning and assessment. Typical is at the end of April when the end of a year is near completion, and a homeschool conference is around the corner. Or at the beginning of August when the start of the next year is just around the corner. But October?…
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Here’s what I’ve learned about statistics on homeschool academics by the HSLDA–Home School Legal Defense Association lawyer, Paul Ferris.
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How do you listen to your homeschool kids? At different moments, we might listen differently, but our goal is to make them feel heard.
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At the end of each official homeschool season (beginning of May-ish), I do a homeschool assessment. My eyes are always opened to my kids’ learning styles, our year of past curriculum, my needs, and how I need to engage my kids differently. Here’s what I learned after I assessed my homeschool year. These are 5…
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How to deal with homeschool failure in 5 easy steps? There’s no manual for parenting, actually, there are, but no individualized manuals.
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