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101 Reasons to Play Games as a Homeschool Family

Fred Rogers said, “Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning.” Mr. Rogers was talking about active, non-directed, imaginative play that small children engage in. But as children get older and play with toys less and less, they still need playtime. In fact, adults need recreational play as well! Board games and card games are one way to keep play in your homeschool while you build necessary skills.

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Top Ten Alphabet Water Play Games

With summer almost in full swing, what better way to practice those ABC’s than with some fun water games? Not only are they educational, but it gets the kids out of the house too. We have a small inflatable pool that sits on our deck and it’s where the boys play most of their water games. So I have put together a list of our favorite water games that I hope you will enjoy. Fishing for Letters – This game can be played in many ways with many different tools. We have little polls from a math fishing game that we use to grab our letters. But you can get creative and use lots of different things to fish with. Letter Boat Matching – we haven’t played this one yet but I am gathering all the stuff to do it! This looks like so much fun and there are so many variations you can do with this. Word families for older kids (put the letter on the noodle and word family on the flag), even some math with these would be fun (answer on noodle, problem on flag). Water Balloon Phonics – with this game you could use the pool noodles from the Letter Boat game that already have the letters on them. Use those noodles to line up on the ground or tack to the fence, wherever you choose, and then throw the balloons. Half your game is already made! Foam Block Pool Spelling – this can be done with foam blocks or pool noodles. We also use our letter tiles and bottle cap letters for this. Sometimes I will use heavier items with letters on them so the boys can swim around with their goggles and look for the letters. What I do is call out the word several times, have them tell me what it starts with, then they find that letter and the other letters to spell it. It’s good to give them a tray of some sort for placing their letters as they find them. Letter Bowling – this water game could be turned into a fun ABC game. Take water bottles and write the letters on them, then have the kids identify the ones they knock down. You could also write word families on them and have the kids match the ones they knock down to the letters, making words. Lots of possibilities and endless fun! Giant Ice Cube Fun – My boys love doing this! Freeze your letters in it and make words as they get them out or identify the letter they break away. Alphabet Game with Water Balloons – She matches letters to objects with each one inside a balloon. You can do the entire alphabet this way but it will take a while. If you have a something square or round with pictures on it, those would be much easier to insert into the balloons. Water Balloon Sight Words – throwing water balloons into hula hoops, what fun! Squirt the Letter Alphabet Activity – this can be done with words, numbers…….all sorts of things. Water Balloon Piñata – you can write the letters or words on the balloons and have the kids hit the ones you call out or have them identify it before they can hit. Here are a few more great water activities that look like lots of fun. Water the Flowers Alphabet Activity Frog Pond Alphabet Activity Alphabet Ping Pong Water Games Swimming Pool Scrabble I hope you have enjoyed this Top Ten Tuesday post and have a summer full of learning fun. janeenI have been a homeschooling mom to 4 boys for over 10 years. I enjoy sharing our experiences on this journey. I have a passion for history and geography and love creating products and recommending resources for other homeschool families.

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3 Ways to Stay Sane as a Work at Home(schooling) Mama

One question that I get all the time is how do I manage to afford to stay at home and homeschool my children. Most families have at least one parent earning a full-time income to pay the bills. As a single mom I’m the only one in my home working to keep food on the table, a roof over our heads and books on our shelves. Over the years I have learned the importance of balancing my time and efforts as both a homeschool mom and a work at home mom.

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10 Ways to Teach with LEGO Bricks

We all know that hands-on learning is one of the best ways to teach children. Putting something into their hands that they can quickly turn to play, inspires both imagination and cognitive thinking. Which is why LEGO® Bricks are an ideal learning tool. Introducing the bricks into a learning environment instantly motivates a child’s desire to participate.

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Ideas for Celebrating D.E.A.R. Day (Drop Everything and Read)

Each year on April 12th, we celebrate a national day to honor reading. Even better, the whole month is often devoted to activities and events to encourage the love of reading in your children and within your family and circle of friends. The first D.E.A.R. Day was introduced in Beverly Cleary’s book Ramona Quimby, Age 8. The goal of the program is to make reading a regular part of everyone’s routine.

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10 Books to Read as You Plan Your Homeschool Year

As the homeschool year begins to wrap up, homeschooling mothers’ thoughts turn to planning for next year. We take a look at what worked well, what needs to be changed, and what sort of subjects or activities you want to consider for the future. As you sit down and start to fill up your planner for next year, take a look at these books to help you plan and prepare a successful homeschool season.

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10 Easy Ways to Incorporate Art into Your Homeschool Day

Sketch pads, chalk pastels, and watercolor paints aren’t usually considered standard supplies for covering subjects like language arts, history, science, and math, but these things are just as important as having pencils, paper, and curriculum on hand in our homeschool. You see, my kids love experimenting with art, but we don’t always have time for a big art project in our homeschool day. That’s led me to get creative and find ways to work art into our other subjects. Here are ten easy ways you can incorporate art into your homeschool day.

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Celebrating Dr. Seuss Day With Your Teens

Dr. Seuss has been a favorite at our house since, well, forever! His creative use of the language appealed to my husband, a theatre major in college, who enjoyed amusing our kids as he read to them while they were young. A quick Google search or a perusal through Pinterest will yield a ton of fun ideas to help you celebrate his birthday (coming up on March 2) with little ones, but you definitely don’t have to give up the party with your middle- or high-school-aged kids, either!

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Homeschool President’s Day Learning Fun

President’s Day is one of my 10 year old history buff’s favorite days. His love of all things American Presidents started at preschool age and continues today. Fortunately, as homeschoolers, we have the option to conduct school on President’s Day (unlike public and private schools around us). We take advantage of this opportunity to enrich our history studies with learning fun.

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You Are Who You Are

What lesson am I supposed to learn when I notice the things I’m bad at? …that I am sure not good at some things. HOWEVER, God gifted me (like He gifted you) in some other things. We are who we are. I am who I am. You are who you are. By God’s design. He created each of us moms (and each of our kids) with gifts to bless our family and community. He gave us weaknesses to help us grow in character and dependence on Him (and others).

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Our Biggest Learning Resources: Movies and TV Shows

The cool thing about homeschooling is that any time can be “learning time,” right? I love learning from movies, and some lend themselves to homeschooling in a pretty overt way. But what about the less-obvious choices? Do you wonder how your child could possibly be getting anything out of the latest Marvel comics adaptation? What I’ve discovered is that any movie or TV show can give our family something to talk about and learn from when we’re watching and engaging together. It’s been so cool for us that I’m always trying to help other families see how to start these kinds of conversations in their own homes.

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You CAN Teach Homeschool Science

Do you avoid teaching science in your homeschool? Do you delegate it to your spouse or to co-op? Many people think of science as complicated or just plain yucky. They have visions of mathematical formulas, unpronounceable names, and dissecting frogs. Science is much more than that. Science is in our everyday life. It’s all around us. You are using it and are alive because of it right now. I’m here to tell you that you CAN teach homeschool science. Not only can you teach homeschool science, but when you realize how simple science actually is, you might even grow to appreciate and like science!

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Pseudo Homeschooling 101- Freedom & the Future of Education

This is our 4th year homeschooling and I’m learning more and more every day how to enhance my children’s education as well as our home life. I call it “Pseudo Homeschooling.” We find what works best for every subject, remain flexible, and continue trying different things. I believe that exposing kids to as much as possible at an early age will encourage them to feel safe to ask questions and cultivate their natural curiosity about the world around them. So a big part of my job is to research opportunities that are creative, affordable, and inspiring for each child as a unique individual.

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10 Homeschool Holiday Traditions

As we progress through our 4th year of homeschooling, we are excited to continue (and add!) to our homeschool holiday traditions. Some activities have shifted from family holiday traditions into our homeschool day. Other customs have developed as we learn and grow together during the holidays. I love incorporating special times like holidays into our homeschool. By adding hands-on and creative learning activities and games, I am able to help my boys channel their pre-holiday excitement into positive learning opportunities. Also, I get much better cooperation and engagement when I mix in holiday themes with our typical homeschool routine.

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3 Creative Ways to Prevent Burnout

I’m always super excited for the start of the school year and my kids are too. But by the time the holiday season rolls around, we are all a little tired. The kids get grumpy and complain that they have So Much To Do! I get grumpy and do not have the patience that I had earlier in the year. We tend to do less fun activities and more of the daily grind. It gets boring and we are all a little worn out.

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Homeschooling in Mexico

If you are ever in the position to move abroad and are concerned about homeschooling your children, don’t be. There are a variety of choices you can make and you may find yourself changing your homeschool direction with time. That is okay. As long as your kids are getting an education and are well-loved, everything will be fine.

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Affiliate Programs by iHN Authors

Many of the bloggers of iHN are also ebook and curriculum creators. If you love their resources and would like to join their affiliate programs, here is a convenient list of titles. By joining their affiliate programs, you can earn commissions ranging from 15% to 40%. If you have questions about a title or the affiliate program, please contact the author directly.  For help with earning from affiliate programs, sign up for this free affiliate marketing mini-course. iHomeschool Network’s Zazzle Store See our homeschool themed t-shirts, totes, and mugs in our Zazzle store. All t-shirts can be customized by style and color. Become a Zazzle affiliate here (15% commission). Affiliate Programs from iHomeschool Network Bloggers 1. Classical Copywork by Amy Maze affiliate program (25%) 2. SQUILT Music Appreciation Curriculum by Mary Prather affiliate program (25%) 3. Everyday Graces by Lara Molettiere affiliate program (25%) 4. Online Unit Studies by Beth Napoli (Techie Homeschool Mom) affiliate program (25%) 5. Psychowith6 by Melanie Wilson affiliate program (40%) 6. The Ultimate Guide to Brain Breaks  by Heather Haupt affiliate program 7. Circle Time: Plan the Best Part of Your Day! by  Kendra Fletcher;  affiliate sign up a bottom of page (30%) 8. Preschoolers and Peace: Homeschooling Older Kids With Success While Loving the Little Ones at Your Feet by  Kendra Fletcher; affiliate sign up a bottom of page (30%) 9. Our Journey Westward by Cindy West affiliate program (25%) NaturExplorers 100+ Creative Nature Walks Loving Living Math Living Literature Grammar Packs Charlotte Mason Homeschooling in 18 Easy Lessons Seasonal Studies 10. Susan Evans Hands-on Learning E-store by Susan Evans affiliate program (50%) 11. Masterpiece Society Art Courses by Alisha Gratehouse affiliate program (25%) 12. EdPrintables by Pam Barnhill affiliate program (30%) Plan Your Year eBook Latin Printables Shop 13. Southern Hodgepodgeby Tricia Hodges affiliate program (25%) A Simple Start in Chalk Pastels, Chalk Pastels Through the Seasons Help! I’m Homeschooling Southern Hodgepodge cookbooks 14. Triumphant Learning by Crystal Wagner Affiliate Program (25-30%) Online Courses (30%) Physical and Digital Resources (25%) Math Geography Reading Teacher Resources Games and Activities 15. Resources by Stacie Nelson affiliate program Thanksgiving Heart – 50% God’s Little Explorers Preschool Curriculum – 30% 16. Sallie Borrink Learning by Sallie Borrink affiliate program (25%) All products including homeschool planners, copywork and more! 17. Resources by Kathy Gossen affiliate program (25%) Encompass Preschool Curriculum 2013 Blog-and-Home Planner 18. Science Logic Curriculum by Eva Varga affiliate program (30%) 19.  Dyslexia Resources by Marianne Sunderland Dyslexia 101 (30%) Homeschooling With Dyslexia  (20%) 20. Happy Homeschool Nest by Tonia Lyons affiliate program (40%) Homeschool DIY 21. I Choose Joy! Publishing music appreciation ebook curricula and more by Gena Mayo. Sign up to be an affiliate. (30%) 22. Learn.MusicinOurHomeschool.com online courses (music appreciation, Shakespeare, etc.) by Gena Mayo (25%). Enroll in the school and then email genamayo@att.net to request being added as an affiliate. 23. Begin Homeschooling with Confidence by Kelly George; contact to be added to affiliate program (50%). 24. Literary Adventures for Kids, by Dachelle McVey of Hide The Chocolate’s Affiliate Program (25%). Jimmie QuickJimmie Quick , co-founder and current owner of iHomeschool Network, is a freelancer, entrepreneur, and veteran homeschool mom. Jimmie’s background is in education (BA in English and a MS in education). It was after seven years of teaching middle school language arts in public schools that she began homeschooling her daughter Emma when she was a Kindergartner. Emma is currently a senior at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, IL. ihomeschoolnetwork.com

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Pinterest Flips and Flops

Welcome to Pinterest Flips and Flops, a new monthly blog hop that will be hosted by me and some of my favorite homeschool bloggers! A Flip is something that you see on Pinterest that not only makes you so excited that your stomach does flips, but you also Flip out when you are able to recreate it! A Flop is one of those “looks great on paper” projects that you literally want to Flop into the trash after attempting to recreate it. We want to see both. Your Pinterest successes and failures. Not every blogger is crafty, and those of us who do consider ourselves crafty may not perpetually measure up to those insanely brilliant and gifted bakers, photographers, knitters, designers who we drool over on Pinterest. Check out these Flips and Flops from some of your favorite homeschool bloggers: Ticia at Adventures in Mommydom Heather at Blog, She Wrote Sharla at The Chaos and the Clutter Alisha at Flourish Renee at Great Peace Academy Heidi at Home Schoolroom Dianna at The Kennedy Adventures Amy at Milk and Cookies Susann at Momma Hopper Jamie at See Jamie Blog Sarah at Small World at Home Jamie at The Unlikely Homeschool This is your chance, to show off or make fun of yourself…or both. This month, link up your own creations here on our landing page. This blog hop will take place on the 2nd Monday of every month. Beginning next month, on August 12th, you can link up at any of the following blogs: Heather at Blog, She Wrote Sharla at The Chaos and the Clutter Alisha at Flourish Dianna at The Kennedy Adventures Amy at Milk and Cookies Jamie at See Jamie Blog Jamie at The Unlikely Homeschool iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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Back to School Toolkit Giveaways

(click to view larger) 35 homeschool bloggers have joined together to provide one massive back-to-school basket giveaway! Take a peek around these 35 sites and enter to win as many baskets as you like. Each blogger is conducting her own giveaway, so you never know…you may end up winning more than one! All giveaways will be live on Monday, July 15.   (1) Back to School Toolkit from Milk and Cookies(2) Back to School Toolkit from These Temporary Tents(3) Back to School Toolkit from Spell Outloud(4) Back to School Toolkit from Great Peace Academy(5) Back to School Toolkit from Gricefully Homeschooling …… (6) Back to School Toolkit from Raising Lifelong Learners(7) Back to School Toolkit from WriteShop(8) Back to School Toolkit from Preschoolers and Peace(9) Back to School Toolkit from Starts at Eight(10) Back to School Toolkit from Joyful Mothering …… (11) Back to School Toolkit from Harrington Harmonies(12) Back to School Toolkit from Ponder the Path(13) Back to School Toolkit from Forever, For Always, No Matter What(14) Back to School Toolkit from Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus(15) Back to School Toolkit from Habits for a Happy Home …… (16) Back to School Toolkit from Curriculum Choice(17) Back to School Toolkit from See Jamie Blog(18) Back to School Toolkit from Beautiful Motherhood(19) Back to School Toolkit from Sam’s Noggin(20) Back to School Toolkit from This Reading Mama …… (21) Back to School Toolkit from Teaching Mama(22) Back to School Toolkit from Adorable Chaos(23) Back to School Toolkit from The Pelsers(24) Back to School Toolkit from Hodge Podge(25) Back to School Toolkit from Sallie Borrink …… (26) Back to School Toolkit from The Kennedy Adventures(27) Back to School Toolkit from Flourish(28) Back to School Toolkit from Our Journey Westward(29) Back to School Toolkit from Meet Penny(30) Back to School Toolkit from On Faith and Coffee …… (31) Back to School Toolkit from Our Abundant Blessings(32) Back to School Toolkit from Holistic Homeschooler(33) Back to School Toolkit from The Encouraging Home(34) Back to School Toolkit from Motherhood on a Dime(35) Back to School Toolkit from The Homeschool Scientist …… iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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Summer Hopscotch

The premiere homeschooling blog hop, a first of its kind in the homeschooling community.    Hopscotch with us June 10th – 14th as we share another round of 165 posts full of  such topics as summer art projects, upcycled crafts, homeschooling with a newborn, frugal summer fun, boredom busters and much much more!  Homeschooling activities and advice galore!   Brought to you by these lovely ladies… Keeping Your Kids in the Word | Amanda at The Pelsers Picture Books for Adoptive Families | Ami at Walking by the Way Summer Unit Studies | the team at the Homeschool Share Blog Easy Summer Art Projects | Amy at Adorable Chaos Classical Preschool | Amy at Living and Learning at Home Homeschooling with a Newborn | Amy at Raising Arrows Educational Crafts with the Silhouette CAMEO | Amy at Milk and Cookies Upcycled Crafts for Kids | Angela at Teaching Mama Multi-Sensory Activities for Teaching Reading | Becky at This Reading Mama Using Essential Oils | Carlie at Beautiful Motherhood Bible Study for Moms | Christin at Joyful Mothering Frugal Summer Fun | Colleen at Raising Lifelong Learners Literature-Based Learning | Connie at The Daisy Head Water Play for Kids | Dianna at The Kennedy Adventures Erica A – Summer Boredom Busters | Erica at Confessions of a Homeshooler Delight Directed Homeschooling | Heather at On Faith and Coffee Teaching Sewing in Your Homeschool {Whether You Sew or Not!} | Heather at Blog, She Wrote Scheduling Your Entire Homeschool Year | Jamie at The Unlikely Homeschool Why Homeschool? | Jen at Forever, For Always, No Matter What Color-by-Number printables | Lauren at Mama’s Learning Corner Summer Science | Marci at The Homeschool Scientist Planning for the Large Family Homeschool | Marianne at Abundant Life Dollar Store Crafts | Marlene at A Diligent Heart Teaching Music History | Mary at Homegrown Learners Summertime Nature Studies | Michelle at The Holistic Homeschooler Getting Your Children to Love Reading | Sade at Sade Tagbo Father’s Day Crafts | Sarah at Sidetracked Sarah Surviving Summer as a Homeschooling Family | Sarah at Homeschool Survival Summer Sensory Activities | Sharla at The Chaos and the Clutter Oven Free Meals | Tabitha at Meet Penny Classroom Organization | Tabitha at Teaching With Cents Money-Saving Tips | Tabitha at Online Coupon Workshop Choosing Curriculum | the team at Curriculum Choice iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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Answering the Homeschool Critics

Although homeschooling is becoming more mainstream, there are plenty of people who have honest questions and even vehement criticisms of this educational choice. What do you do when faced with a homeschool critic? Do you change the subject, begin arguing, or try to gently reason with the critic? The bloggers of iHomeschool Network prefer to blog their responses to opposition. Here are their sensible answers to the many criticisms they have faced in their own decision to homeschool. We post these, hoping that you will glean tips for how to answer those critics who really want to dialogue and that you will be encouraged in your choice. Despite the critics, you are not alone! Tabitha – When family members are not in favor of your homeschooling your child Tricia – How Are You Qualified to Be A Homeschool Teacher? How can you possibly fit it all in? What About the Little Ones? LaToya – Yes I’m Allowed to Do That! Jimmie – Is Notebooking Useless Busywork or Real Learning? Joan – How We Deal With Critics of Our Unschooling Lifestyle Marianne – Do You Need a Special Education Degree to Homeschool Kids With Learning Challenges? Colleen – How can you Homeschool Gifted Kids? Jimmie – Answering the Critics of the Gentle Approach to Homeschool Amy — How to Answer Homeschool Critics with Love {Not Snark} Jennifer — How Can You Adequately Teach Your Special Needs Child? Amanda — Homeschooling is a Threat to Democracy Heather — How Does a Public School Teacher End up Homeschooling? Sam — When No One Else Is Homeschooling Ami — Are Your Children Learning What They Need to Know? Jennifer — Homeschool Haters Jamie — Homeschooled Kids will Hate Their Moms Heather — But You Went to Public School and You Turned Out Fine Cindy —Are You Qualified to Teach Your Children? Jen — Why Would You Want to Teach Your Hyperactive Child?     iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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Summer Bucket List

Join some of the iHN bloggers for summer ideas, inspiration and printable bucket lists. Be sure to add your link below too! Joan at Our School at Home Sharla at The Chaos and the Clutter Dianna at The Kennedy Adventures Jen at Forever, For Always, No Matter What Ami at Homeschool Share Stacie at Motherhood on a Dime Ticia at Adventures in Mommydom Heather at Blog, She Wrote Jamie at The Unlikely Homeschool Beth at 123 Homeschool 4 Me Colleen at Raising Lifelong Learners iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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Imperfect Homeschool

Homeschool bloggers can inspire you with their elaborate lesson plans, free printables, and teaching strategies. The link-ups at iHN are full of those kinds of posts. But do you ever finish reading a post or looking at a Pinterest board feeling insecure about yourself in comparison? Do you ever wonder how everyone else seems to accomplish so much more than you? Do you sometimes feel you don’t measure up or are a failure as a homeschool mom? No homeschool blogger wants you to feel defeated after reading her blog. To prove it to you, eighteen bloggers are coming out of the shadows to reveal the imperfections and even the disasters of their homeschool days. We want you to know what we do not have it all together despite the rosy perception you may see portrayed on our blogs. Enjoy this peek into The Imperfect Homeschool. Cindy from Our Journey Westward Joan from Our School at Home LaToya from Learning to Let Him Lead Jen from Forever, For Always, No Matter What Jimmie from Jimmie’s Collage Michelle from The Holistic Homeschooler Jamie from See Jamie Blog Marianne from Abundant Life Kela from Pursuing What is Excellent Jennifer from Jennifer A. Janes Angela from Teaching Mama Tricia from Hodge Podge Heather from Upside Down Homeschooling Richele from Under the Golden Appletree Christin from Joyful Mothering Heidi from Home Schoolroom Dianna from Kennedy Adventures Kristen from Teaching Stars Amanda from The Pelsers iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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Spring Hopscotch

  The premiere homeschooling blog hop, a first of its kind in the homeschooling community.    Hopscotch with us April 15th –  19th / 22nd – 26th as we share another round of 280 posts full of  such topics as LEGO learning, homeschooling tots and preschoolers, understanding your anxious child, how to use coupons, and even 10 things you can do with a simple can of tomato sauce!  Homeschooling activities and advice galore!   Brought to you by these lovely ladies…   Becoming Healthy & Fit | Alisha at Flourish Teaching With LEGO | Amy at Milk and Cookies New Experiences | Angie at Many Little Blessings Homeschooling Tots & Preschoolers | Carisa at 1+1+1=1 Project-Based Learning | Cindy at Our Journey Westward Electricity and Magnetism Experiments | Colleen at Raising Lifelong Learners ABC’s of Journaling | Dollie at Teachers of Good Things Boosting Brainpower | Heather at Cultivating Lives Adventure Box Themes | Heather at Blog, She Wrote Hopscotching Across the USA | Heidi at Home Schoolroom Homeschooling for Free and Frugal | Jamerrill at Free Homeschool Deals How to Work from Home and Homeschool | Jamerrill at Holy Spirit-Led Homeschooling Sights to See in Washington, D.C. | Jenn at Daze of Adventure Autism is… | Jennifer at Jennifer A. Janes Raising Boys (By a Mom of Five Sons) | Kendra at Preschoolers and Peace US Presidents | Lauren at Mama’s Learning Corner Things You Can Do With A Can of Tomato Sauce | Laurie at Our Abundant Blessings Learning to Exercise With Your Kids | Lisa at Chaos Appreciation Understanding Your Anxious Child | Lisa at Our Homeschool Adventure Homeschooling the Large Family | Marianne at Abundant Life Screen-Free Family Activities | Michelle at The Holistic Homeschooler Healthy Eating | Sarah at Sidetracked Sarah Planning a Summer Garden | Stephanie at Nature Notebook Tips for Selling Your House While Homeschooling | Susann at Mama Hopper Gluten Free Recipes | Tabitha at Meet Penny Cool Group Projects & Parties | Tabitha at Teaching With Cents How to Use Coupons | Tabitha at Online Coupon Workshop Using Games in School | Ticia at Adventures in Mommydom You CAN be an Artist | Tricia at Hodge Podge iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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A Tisket, A Tasket…Win an Easter Basket!

(click to view larger) 25 homeschool bloggers have joined together to provide one massive Easter basket giveaway! Hippity hop all around these 25 sites and enter to win as many baskets as you like. Each blogger is conducting their own giveaway, so you never know…you may end up winning more than one! (1) Mad Scientist Basket from Milk and Cookies(2) “See the Light” Easter Art Basket from Classic Housewife(3) Tea Time Basket from See Jamie Blog(4) Butterfly Basket from Spell Outloud(5) Family Movie Night Basket from Jennifer A. Janes …… (6) Pamper the Homeschool Mom Basket from Granola Mom 4 God(7) Freezer Cooking Basket from Motherhood on a Dime(8) Hodgepodge Basket from Hodgepodge(9) Healthy Living and Fitness Basket from Forever, For Always, No Matter What(10) Making Writing Fun Basket from This Reading Mama …… (11) Coffee: Fuel for Homeschooling Moms Basket from Homeschoolin’ Mama(12) Mom’s Quiet Time Basket from Upside Down Homeschooling(13) Missionary Basket from Our Journey Westward(14) Happy Mom Basket from Habits for a Happy Home(15) Crafty Goodness Basket from Mamas Learning Corner …… (16) Rejuvenate the Mom Basket from Spoonful of Imagination(17) Beginner’s Math Manipulatives Basket from Meet Penny(18) Welcome Spring: Gardening Basket from Abundant Life(19) Healthy Living Basket from The Encouraging Home(20) Mom’s Pampering Basket from Teaching Mama …… (21) Kid’s Gardening Basket from Momma Hopper(22) The Gift of Parenting Basket from Teachers of Good Things(23) Preschool Crafts Basket from It’s Gravy, Baby!(24) All the Extras – Electives and Enrichment Basket from Curriculum Choice(25) Homeschool Mom Basket Case Basket from Classic Housewife …… iHomeschool NetworkiHomeschool Network is a group of around 90 bloggers who provide outstanding content in the homeschool niche. ihomeschoolnetwork.com/

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