TEACH by Dennis DiNoia is an must-read for homeschool parents. The bloggers of iHomeschool Network love its practical ideas on raising independent learners.
TEACH by Dennis DiNoia | iHN Featured Favorite Read Post »
Memory making during your homeschool years does not have to be complicated. Here are 4 simple ways you can create a memorable homeschool for your family.
4 Simple Ways to Create a Memorable Homeschool Read Post »
With a Thrive1 command center, a homeschool mom can manage her lesson plans and household with ease.
1Thrive Command Centers| Featured Favorite Read Post »
Homeschooling is a grand adventure and homeschooling boys can be especially fun or frustrating – depending on your perspective. As a homeschooling mother it’s vitally important to remember that boys are different as we learn how to work with the way they are wired! Thankfully, homeschooling allows us the flexibility to embrace this. So here are 4 things to keep in mind as you embark on this adventure.
Homeschooling Boys? Four Things You Need to Know Read Post »
So many homeschool families are doing it tough. Each day is tough. Pain is your companion. Conflict surrounds you. This is my story and how I homeschooled through it
Homeschool During Tough Times Read Post »
Here are my top 10 tips for new homeschool moms so that you can rest easy knowing that you have this under control and things will work out just fine.
10 Tips for New Homeschool Moms Read Post »
I’ll never be an over-achieving homeschool mom who follows fancy lesson plans and fills my children’s days and here’s how I’ve made peace with that.
Making Peace With Not Being an Over-Achieving Homeschool Mom Read Post »
Growth mindset in your homeschool results in higher productivity, more joy, less stress, and increased resilience. Five key phrases will get you started!
Give Your Homeschool A Growth Mindset Make Over Read Post »
There are some things you need to homeschool but there are more non-essentials than there are needs! Find out which is which!
10 Homeschooling Non-Essentials Read Post »
Did you know that burnout is not something reserved for business leaders in the fast-paced executive world? Here are five ideas to help you prevent or reverse burnout in your homeschool.
The Burnout Cure: 5 Ideas for Your Homeschool Read Post »
Being a homeschool mom requires giving yourself lots of grace, right? But when you also struggle with depression, you need it even more.
Homeschooling with Depression: 5 Self-Care Tips Read Post »
Tips for homeschooling multiple ages from a mom with three children in school (and two younger ones at home), from using unit studies to changing routines.
Tips for Homeschooling Multiple Ages Read Post »
Homeschool burnout is sometimes inevitable. And it’s not just part of the mid-year slump. It can hit at any time. I tend to burnout just a few weeks into the school year after our schedule has changed and we are getting back into a routine. January is generally a difficult time as most are recuperating from the holidays and battling “cabin fever” with colder days and less sunlight. And then there’s May, and you can literally smell the ocean and feel the sand in your toes. Is it just me or does it seem like May has 63 days? But here is what I want to tell you: take a deep breath. You can do this.
You CAN Conquer Homeschool Burnout Read Post »
Is it possible to juggle working and homeschooling special needs kids? Learn how one homeschool mom finds the balance in both.
How I Juggle Working And Homeschooling My Special Needs Kids Read Post »
Planning purposeful breaks throughout the year is a great way to prevent your homeschool routine from becoming exhausting and a bit too boring.
Take a Break from your Homeschool Routine: 5 Hidden Benefits Read Post »
Home isn’t always pretty when life gets ugly, and if you’re a homeschooling parent it can be very discouraging to feel like you’re failing at your job. We’ve had our share of homeschooling through hard times and it hasn’t always been easy to stay the course.
Encouragement for Families Homeschooling Through Hard Times Read Post »
Check out five of the most common pieces of first year homeschool advice, which I ignored. And one piece of advice I did take and regretted.
First Year Homeschool Advice Read Post »
When you’re homeschooling your children, you leave them with great flexibility about the way they are learning things. You allow them to discover their interests and dig deeper into the concepts that leave them in awe. If you realize they are lagging behind on the coursework, you focus on filling in the gaps in knowledge.
Motivating Reluctant Homeschool Writers Read Post »
Is mental health a priority in your homeschool? Dr. Melissa Felkins discusses the importance of mental health awareness for homeschool students and parents.
Mental Health and Homeschool-What You Need to Know Read Post »
Squirmy, distracted homeschooler on your hands? Find out the best tools and tips to help them focus and get your homeschool day on track!
How to Handle a Squirmy, Distracted Homeschooler Read Post »
Homeschooling is full of freedom. But, you’ll never fully realize that freedom unless you reach out & take hold of the flexibility that comes with it.
How to Embrace Flexibility in Your Homeschool Read Post »
Today’s homeschooling moms do more than ever. Learn how to make time for yourself in a homeschool day and prevent burnout.
How to Make Time for Yourself in a Homeschool Day Read Post »
If you’re feeling defeated and disappointed by reluctant homeschoolers, this is the post for you! Firstly, it will show you that you are not alone. And secondly, the tips should help you and your kids to have a more harmonious homeschool.
How to Homeschool Reluctant Learners Without Losing Your Head Read Post »
Do you long for more balance in your homeschool life? Here are my 3 keys to homeschool balance and how to plan your days to achieve the balance you crave.
How to Plan for Homeschool Balance Read Post »
Learn how you can plan a simple daily rhythm for your family so that you can simplify homeschooling and help your days flow more smoothly.
How to Plan a Simple Daily Rhythm for Your Homeschool Read Post »
When your homeschool feels chaotic, it’s time to create peace for yourself. Here are five ways to invest in your own well-being so that your homeschool can return to a peaceful tone.
Your Guide to a Peaceful Homeschool Read Post »
As moms, our responsibilities seem endless. You can’t do everything, but you can do the most important things when you know the secrets of being productive.
4 Secrets of Productive Homeschool Moms Read Post »
It’s a new school year and the lazy days of summer are in the past! It’s time to gear up and achieve those goals you set for the academic calendar. Here are tips for staying on track without going nuts.
How to Stay Sane During the First Month Back to School Read Post »
With images of the Pinterest Perfect Homeschool inundating feeds, what is a homeschooling mama to do? Letting go of expectations is a start.
Giving Up On the Pinterest Perfect Homeschool Read Post »
How can you test the progress of your unique homeschool with its’ unique students? Is your homeschool on track? Here’s how to tell.
Is Your Homeschool on Track? Ask Yourself These 5 Questions to Find Out Read Post »
We asked 46 homeschool moms of all types and ages of kids what their top tips are for being an awesome homeschool mom. Here’s the compilation of their sage advice and hard won wisdom.
How to Be an Awesome Homeschool Mom Read Post »
Do you ever question your choice to homeschool? Do you think you may be messing up your children? Hear reflections from one homeschool graduate to encourage you today!
10 Reasons I Love Homeschooling (From a Home Education Graduate) Read Post »
What does it take to encourage homeschool moms? These five Christian promises can encourage and inspire homeschooling moms.
5 Promises to Encourage the Christian Homeschool Mom Read Post »
Interested in how to be a better homeschool mom? Check out the top 10 ways to take your homeschool to the next level – you’ll be surprised!
10 Ways To Be A Better Homeschool Mom Read Post »
Homeschooling through a difficult time is not always easy but it is possible to thrive as a family when you adjust and face the crisis together as a family.
Homeschooling Through Difficult Times Read Post »
Here are three ideas for how to homeschool when you want to quit. These practices saved my sanity, my children’s love of learning and our homeschool life.
How To Homeschool When You Want To Quit Read Post »
Even the most dedicated homeschoolers will have seasons when things begin to feel too routine and it’s time to refresh your homeschool.
3 Ways to Refresh Your Homeschool Read Post »
Homeschool support is about more than curriculum advice. It’s about helping to nurture and support a homeschool mom’s soul.
Homeschool Support: 4 Struggles Homeschooling Moms Battle Read Post »
As you set new year’s goals, reflect and think of ways you could make your homeschool better by considering ways you got off-track last year.
4 Ways I’m Making My Homeschool Better in the New Year Read Post »
Homeschool planners are wonderful tools if they work for you. If you’re struggling to make the planner work for your homeschool, there is hope!
How to Successfully Homeschool Without a Homeschool Planner Read Post »
Homeschooling isn’t easy and some days you just want to hide in the bathroom. Here are 10 things to do when you think you are tempted to quit homeschooling.
When You Want To Quit Homeschooling: 9 Things To Do Instead Read Post »
Few people are true ambiverts. When you aim to balance the strengths and weaknesses of your personality, you become your most powerful homeschool tool.
Why YOU are Your Most Powerful Homeschool Tool Read Post »
Tired of the homeschooling naysayers? Here’s the cold, hard truth that I’ve learned in the last twelve years while underneath the educational microscope.
The Fail-Proof Response for the Homeschooling Naysayers Read Post »
There is certainly something quirky about homeschoolers. Let’s stop denying it. Homeschoolers don’t fit in, because they have been trained differently.
Why Homeschoolers are Accused of Not Fitting In: Because They Don’t Read Post »
Teaching my homeschooled kids to have a growth mindset has made a huge improvement in their attitudes about learning.
Teaching a Growth Mindset in Your Homeschool Read Post »