Truth about the homeschool room? Our homeschool room is pretty but it’s not the only place where we learn.
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Homeschool moms often encounter a wide range of frequently asked questions as they navigate their educational journey. Common questions include how to choose the right curriculum, create a flexible yet effective routine, and handle socialization for their children. Moms also wonder about meeting educational standards, managing time with multiple children, and ensuring a home education without burnout. Other frequent questions revolve around balancing homeschooling with household responsibilities, finding support networks, addressing big emotions, and maintaining self-care. These FAQs reflect the unique challenges of homeschooling, helping moms prepare for a rewarding, confident experience tailored to their family’s needs.
why you should teach kids to handwrite (in 23 easy ways)
Do we even need to learn to handwrite? I’ll share 23 easy ways you can introduce it in your homeschool. Teaching kids to handwrite is an ongoing debate in the school world. Some would argue no. As I weighed the pros and cons, I determined that teaching my kids how to handwrite would mean they…
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How to Do a Child-Led Education and Include your Children
There isn’t one right way to educate a child, but if the home-education doesn’t focus on child-led education, things need to change.
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Deschool Your Homeschool: for Individualization & Connection
Your home is not a school: though it would appear that is what you’re after since, ya know, it’s implied in the word, homeschool? The most important aspect of homeschooling is the relationship between the parent and the child. A sure sign that your home is not a school. Our goal is to listen to…
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What Kids Need to Know Before They Homeschool High School
How do we help kids transitioning into homeschool high school?
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4 Ways to Introduce Egyptian Homeschool History at Home
We started our homeschool history year by studying early civilizations. When we got to Egypt, we slowed right down. Why? Because the kids were fully engaged. Before we dive into Egyptian homeschool history, I want to invite you to my free Reimagine your Homeschool Mini-Course, where you’ll discover how to create a homeschool experience that…
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