A fall homeschool assessment: 9 things I’ve learned

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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Unveiling the Impact: Statistics on Homeschool Academics

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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ways our family is learning through the summer

Our field trips are often ordinary activities. Like interacting with the post office clerk, learning to purchase things independently when they’re little, finding items at the grocery store, and listening to doctors’ meetings. Ordinary things. Ways our family is learning through summer… Ready to make your summer learning feel intentional and stress-free? Grab your free Confident Homeschool…

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how you can use three fun writing games for homeschool kids

Here are three writing games for homeschool kids (and homeschool moms). If you embrace play in your work, you can enjoy the writing process.

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How Maya Angelou Informs our Homeschool to Value Solitude

This is how Maya Angelou informs my homeschool: she teaches us to value solitude in our homeschool. And we all know we need it!

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How to Take Care of the Homeschool Mama: Morning Journaling Routine

This is how to take care of the homeschool mama morning journaling routine. Write it down. Write your morning gratitude. Write it all down.

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