Don’t Homeschool in a Messy Room
One of my frustrations is seeing our homeschool room in a state of disarray, often due to the kids not returning things to where they…
Category: Homeschool
Entrepreneurship Skills for the Young
One of the advantages of homeschooling for our family has been the time factor. Our kids have lots of time outside of their academic instruction…
Entrepreneurship for Kids
One of the advantages of homeschooling for our family has been the time factor. Our kids have lots of time outside of their academic instruction…
Preparing for the Next Homeschool Year
A few days ago I visited SM Stationery department to buy supplies for my kids. This is one of my favorite aspects of preparing for…
Family Fun Day
It’s hard to capture what went on last Saturday, so let me share highlight photos of over 1,000 people coming together as homeschoolers under Homeschool…
Bad Spelling Isn’t the End of the World
Spelling only a mother can understand. Sentence # 1 – There are colourful pencils. Sentence # 2 – There are five chairs. Sentence # 3…
Homeschool Global Has a New Home
Early last year, Homeschool Global (HG) and Victory Christian International School (VCIS) Homeschool partnered together to form a greater alliance of services and offerings to…
Homeschooling Ages 4 to 6
Something magical happens at this age (it could also happen earlier or later for some children). A child begins to decode language and understand how…
Growing in Patience
One of my big struggles as a mom is patience…patience while homeschooling, especially while homeschooling my girls. Today I was tempted to get annoyed again…
Homeschooling Ages 2 to 4
I love this stage – a stage full of curiosity, wonder, exploration, and yes, accidents (from time to time). Learning at this period in a…
Brain Breaks for Kids
Whenever my kids start to get sluggish or de-motivated with their homeschooling, I try to give them “brain breaks.” Basically this means time away from…
How to Get Boys to Read
I always prayed that my kids would love reading but they didn’t all follow the same “path” to becoming proficient readers. Their developmental differences and…
