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An Introduction to Roadschooling

Ever wanted to travel the country with your kids, using your experiences as a form of education? If so, roadschooling might be the homeschool path for you.

Tips to Socialize as Homeschoolers

by Tiffany Jordon

It’s not that hard to socialize as homeschoolers! With these easy tips, your kiddos will be thankful you took the time to make it happen for them.

3 Fun Ways To Incorporate Random Acts of Kindness in Your Homeschool

by Jessica

Are you looking for fun ways to incorporate random acts of kindness in your homeschool? Look no further we have 3 creative ways to get you started.

Adding Margin aka Why Would A Homeschooling Mom Pack Lunches?!

by Tamara Watson

Adding margin to your day can dramatically change the way you homeschool – and parent. Here’s what it is and how to do it successfully.

This One Habit Curbed Sibling Fighting in My Homeschool

by Sophie Elise

Moms of multiple children know that sibling fighting while homeschooling can make or break the day. Here’s what worked to curb that in our homeschool.

Create a Unique Homeschool to Reflect Your Unique Family

by Mary-Ann Meyer

There are no other families like yours. So how do you create a homeschool that reflects your unique family? By asking yourself four simple questions.

5 Awesome Bible Curriculum and Resources for Homeschoolers

by Jenna DeMaria

Bible curriculum and resources that I use in our homeschool and love, pieced together to create a year’s worth of curriculum.

Free All About Me Printables for Back to School

by iHomeschool Network

This free download contains 5 adorable styles of about me printables for kids, including a foldable cube! Perfect for back to school time.

Homeschooling in a Large Family with a Wide Age Spread

by Erin Hassett

Homeschooling in a large family has its challenges. Here are five of the challenges we’ve faced and the approaches we have found that work for us.

Give Your Homeschool A Growth Mindset Make Over

by Erika

Growth mindset in your homeschool results in higher productivity, more joy, less stress, and increased resilience. Five key phrases will get you started!

Homeschooling and Supporting a Child with a Chronic Illness

by Claire Stewart

Supporting a child with a chronic illness can be a daunting experience for the whole family. Read our story and the 6 things we kept as normal as possible.

Homeschooling with Depression: 5 Self-Care Tips

by Claire Carpenter

Being a homeschool mom requires giving yourself lots of grace, right? But when you also struggle with depression, you need it even more.

Homeschooling Twins – what to do when they’re learning at different speeds

by Heather Pleier

Whether we like it or not, in homeschool and life, twins are barraged with comparisons, which can be harmful to the twins’ identities and development.

Summer Road Trip Hacks for Homeschoolers

by Daniele Evans

The season for road trips is almost here! Traveling together can be a great family bonding time if all goes well. Road trips give opportunity for setting your own agenda. Traveling by car is often less expensive, leaving finances for other activities. Our...

Decluttering Your Home and Homeschool

by Amber Castleberry

Declutter your home and homeschool with organization to optimize your achievement in learning and feeling at peace. Anyone who knows me well knows that I am a huge fan of tidiness. In fact, I'll be completely honest with you and tell you that clutter makes me cranky....