How to Use Weighted Blankets in Your Homeschool
Wiggly kids who struggle to focus? Learn how to use weighted blankets in your homeschool for a calmer and happier learning experience.
Math Tips for Struggling Homeschool Students
After you untangle the stress response of struggling students you can follow these math tips to help them find success.
Homeschooling High School: Special Needs Edition
Homeschooling a high school student has its challenges, but homeschooling a special needs high schooler is another level of challenging.
The Truth about Special Needs Homeschooling
Are you thinking of special needs homeschooling your kids? This post will give you an idea of what it entails and give you the confidence to go for it!
5 Benefits of Homeschooling with the Public School
Would you ever consider homeschooling WITH the public school? Kaylene from Autistic Mama is sharing 5 benefits to hoemschooling with the public school!
Homeschooling and Supporting a Child with a Chronic Illness
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
Being a homeschool mom requires giving yourself lots of grace, right? But when you also struggle with depression, you need it even more.
7 Simple Strategies to Homeschool Gifted Kids Well
Yes, you can homeschool gifted kids and provide them with all the things they need to thrive academically and socially. These tips will help.
Do These Three Simple Exercises Before Math Lessons
Do you have a child who is struggling with math? Try these simple midline exercises that activate both sides of the brain.
Incorporating Mental Health into Homeschooling
Mental health conditions affect millions of children. When you consider the advantages of homeschooling, mental health only seems like a fitting addition.
Yes, You Can Homeschool A Child With Special Needs
Please, let me assure you – yes! You can homeschool a child with special needs. Homeschooling has been one of the best decisions we’ve made for our kids.
Expect a Roller Coaster Homeschool Year
There is one piece of advice I would give to all homeschool moms…you may have a roller coaster homeschool year. Here is what you can do to plan for it.
Homeschooled Children Won’t Always Be Geniuses and That’s Okay
I’m not homeschooling to raise geniuses, but if they do end up as such, I hope they’ll credit it to their love of learning, and not the fact that they were simply homeschooled.
Ways to Fill the Need for Extra Learning for Gifted Kids
Homeschooling a gifted child can be quite daunting. Outsourcing is a great way to help you fill the need for extra learning with your gifted kids.
4 Practical Tips for Homeschooling Your Child with a Math Disability
Facing another day where your math lesson ended in frustration and tears? Here are 4 practical tips for homeschooling your child with a math disability.
22 Things that Can Cause Poor Concentration and Attention Skills in Children
Flat screen usage is causing children’s brains to wire up differently, Learn some of the many things that can cause a child to have a lack of attention skills.
10 Ways to Handle Perfectionism in Your Homeschool
If you have a child or teen who struggles with a strong need to have everything perfect, read on for 10 ways to handle perfectionism in your homeschool – and 3 approaches to avoid.
Unique Homeschool Children, Unique Needs
A child’s basic behavioral style can be broken up into the same DISC profile model which corporations have been using for years to identify unique needs. Therefore, I asked myself… “Why not use it for homeschooling?”
Dyslexia Solutions for Homeschoolers
Are you homeschooling a child with Dyslexia? There are solutions that can help you to meet your child's unique needs. Dyslexia is a neurological condition caused by a different wiring of the brain. There is no cure for dyslexia and individuals with this condition must...
What Special Needs Families Want Non-Special Needs Families to Know
There is nothing like spending time with a good friend. It's invigorating and cup-filling. A comfort to know we are not journeying through the mountains and valleys of life alone. Sometimes though, special circumstances can make this more difficult. Parenting and...
Yes, You CAN Homeschool Your Special Needs Child
When I first started homeschooling it wasn't because I always knew it would be best for our family. When my son became of age, I sent him off on the big yellow bus to kindergarten. to be honest, I was looking forward to the day. His never ending supply of energy and...