If you are considering homeschooling, in the trenches of it, or seeking to be a more intentional parent, then you will need all the support…
There are many ways to go about homeschooling. Sometimes I get enamoured by the idea of homeschooling without accountability. Just going about it on my own…
What a beautifully chaotic morning I had homeschooling 7 children and breastfeeding two babies. My sister-in-law, Jenny, is sick so I invited two of her…
Every time I tackle the book Mystery of History (MOH) with my kids I need ideas for crafts and projects to put in their portfolio….
Last weekend, I was in Cebu with Edric and the kids. No yaya. Wow. It was slightly crazy and wonderful at the same time. Part…
It takes all day to homeschool. I’m not talking about the part where we use books and workbooks or do homeschool “projects.” I’m talking about…
You will like this! Forget about buying penmanship workbooks. Just make your own worksheets. The nice thing about D’Nealian’s writing style is that it makes…
Gently introduce pre-school aged boys to writing, especially if they are not very confident or skilled at handling a pencil. I have found that exposing…
I made these forms years ago when I was helping out with TMA Homeschool as a consultant. If you are making a portfolio for your…
I am not incredibly smart. I am not an expert in all subject matter that I teach my kids, but I made a commitment when…
Do you have a child that easily retains and remembers information that she or he hears? If so, you’ve got an auditory learner. These kinds…
About a month ago, a reader expressed that she was interested in homeschooling but didn’t know where to start. I wasn’t able to see her…
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