In Defense of “School at Home”
The homeschool purists may not like this article about doing “school at home,” but if you’ve been shamed about this topic, then read to be encouraged!
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Decluttering Your Home and Homeschool
Declutter your home and homeschool by plugging what you own into a simple formula. Get organized this year and change your perspective!
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This One Habit Curbed Sibling Fighting in My Homeschool
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.
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5 Ways to Supplement Your Homeschooling to Keep Things Interesting
Is your homeschool getting a bit dull? Here are five ways to supplement your homeschooling to keep things interesting and a ton of fun!
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Crazy Simple Ways To Connect With Your Homeschooled Kids As A Working Mom
Connecting with our kids takes effort and time you may not think you have, but with a little creative thinking and being mindful you can easily connect with your kids as a working mom.
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What the Homeschool Mom Wants for Teacher Appreciation
Even homeschool moms want to be recognized for their efforts and what better time to show it than during Teacher Appreciation Week?
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Homeschooling Can Help Your Child Discover Their True Passion
Homeschooling can help your child discover their true passion, but you, as the homeschool parent, can help set them up for success.
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How to Handle Homeschool Doubt
Homeschool doubt is something we all encounter as homeschooling parents. It is normal to have these feelings.
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Making Peace With Not Being an Over-Achieving Homeschool Mom
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.
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5 Promises to Encourage the Christian Homeschool Mom
What does it take to encourage homeschool moms? These five Christian promises can encourage and inspire homeschooling moms.
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5 Ways to Encourage Writing in Your Homeschool
You CAN engage your kids and help them be passionate about writing! Check out these ways to encourage writing in your homeschool.
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Homeschooling Through Difficult Times
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.
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Create a Unique Homeschool to Reflect Your Unique Family
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.
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An Amateur’s Secrets to Homeschooling Like a Pro
There are a whole fleet of homeschool bloggers with decades of experience and graduate tassels under their belts that can offer you some fail proof advice on how to be successful at homeschooling. I am not one of these. We are just starting our fifth year homeschooling. So, I am sure that the more seasoned homeschool moms would rate me somewhere between experienced and “who gave her the mic?” Because, though I too am now a homeschool blogger, I rarely give sound advice. I just laugh at myself and other people in the words I type.
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