9 Reasons to Use Picture Books in Your Homeschool
Picture books are a great addition to any homeschool – no matter how old your children are! Learn why you should include them today!
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Finding your Local Homeschool Community
So, you’ve made the decision to homeschool and now you’re wondering how to go about finding your local homeschool community? Here’s how!
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How to Spot Speech Difficulties in Kids When Homeschooling
Identifying speech difficulties in kids when homeschooling can be tricky. Here are some things to watch out for.
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Homeschooling a Child with Anxiety
Homeschooling a child with anxiety can be challenging, but these 10 tips will make it easier!
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Resources for Learning About Latin American History
Make Latin American History a priority in your homeschool history lessons with these resources and ideas!
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10 Ways to Create a Dyslexia Friendly Learning Environment in Your Homeschool
Homeschooling offers the unique opportunity to create a dyslexia friendly environment where children can thrive. Here’s how to do it.
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Teaching American History through a Truthful Lens
Are you teaching American history through a truthful lens? Discover ways to bring history to life in a more researched manner.
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8th Grade Writing Prompts: Creative Ideas About Europe
Connecting writing to a favorite subject or topic is a great way to include and teach writing skills. These 8th grade Europe-inspired prompts are a great place to begin.
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4 Ways We Accommodate Dysgraphia in Our Homeschool
Homeschooling a child with dysgraphia? Here are four easy ways to accommodate them in your lessons.
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8 Steps to Writing a Homeschool Transcript
Writing a homeschool transcript is something every family will navigate if they have a student in high school. It might seem daunting, but it’s easier than you think.
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Five Lessons I Have Learned From Homeschooling My Twice-Exceptional/2(e) Student
No two twice-exceptional learners are alike. Each student has his or her own unique academic, emotional, social, physical, and behavioral needs. Like parenting, our family’s home education experience has been filled with trial and error, obstacles, insights, and change.
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Six Ways Volunteering Benefits Your Homeschool
It is a privilege to learn and grow through community service. Volunteering has become a vital part of our homeschool. Here are 6 ways it can benefit yours.
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Homeschool Scheduling Tips and Tricks
Homeschool scheduling. Some love it. Some hate it. Here are my must-do steps for planning out curriculum, schedule, and rotation.
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10 Tips for Bringing Home a New Baby
Nervous about bringing home a new baby? Anxious about the adjustment, wondering how siblings will react, or if you will ever sleep again? Take a deep breath, momma, and take a look at these tips.
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10 Items to Stockpile During Back to School Sales
Back-to-school sales are a great time for homeschool families to stockpile the supplies that get used the most in our homeschools.
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10 Ideas for Homeschooling at the Amusement Park
Turn a day at the amusement park into a homeschooling adventure! These 10 ideas for homeschooling at the amusement park make learning fun and easy!
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The Pathway from Homeschool to College: Essential Steps for Success
Navigating the path from homeschool to college can be a daunting one. These tips make it easier for you to set your child up for success!
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Setting Your Homeschooling Priorities
Tired of feeling like your homeschool is always busy, but not achieving anything of worth? You need to set your homeschooling priorities – learn how here.
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How to Help Your Middle Schooler Prepare for High School
Help prepare your middle schooler for high school with 5 simple ideas you can start implementing in your homeschool today!
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12 Things Every Homeschooling Mom Should Do Now
If you are a busy mom managing way too many things at once, this is for you. Here are the 12 things every homeschooling mom should do NOW!
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5 Steps to Teaching Elementary Homeschool Students How to be Effective Writers
To prepare your children to be effective writers, you only need five steps in the elementary grades to reap huge benefits in their writing future.
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STEM Activities That Make Learning Fun
STEM activities are a great way to add fun to your homeschool learning. Here are some easy ways to incorporate it in your lessons!
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Simplify Your Homeschool to Create an Enriched Learning Environment
Learn how to simplify your homeschool to create a more enriched learning environment for your children.
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Inspired Homeschooling: Creative Minds, Beautiful Lives
By planting the right seeds at the right time, we are nurturing creative minds in our kids, and helping them develop good habits for life.
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Ways to Weave Kindness into Homeschooling
Kindness is a virtue that most parents want to instill in their children. Here are some ways to weave it into your homeschooling curriculum.
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5 Ways Book Clubs Can Inspire Your Homeschool Kids to Read
I started coming up with many different ideas to try to change my children’s way of thinking about reading. I knew they once loved to read. I just needed to get them excited about reading again. Along the way, I discovered five ways book clubs can inspire your kids to read.
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How to Create an Author Study for Young Homeschoolers
Create an author study for your young kids! Expose them to great literature and engage them in the process early on in their education.
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5 Reasons to Switch From a Paper Planner to Online Homeschool Planning
If you’ve always been a paper planner but it’s just not working anymore, here are 5 reasons to switch to an online homeschool planner.
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Homeschooling Twins: What to Do When They’re Learning at Different Speeds
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.
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Teaching Success to Multiple Learning Styles While Homeschooling
Have you ever worried about teaching success to multiple learning styles? Success is not an accident. We must teach our children how to be successful.
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Abstract Art for Homeschoolers – Is It Important Or Is It Just A Mess?
Abstract Expressionism is a great art movement to learn with your kids because its about the process not the outcome. Abstract art removes barriers.
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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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Where to Move When Homeschooling: Things to Consider When Moving to a New State
What should you consider if moving to a new state? Well, if you plan to move when homeschooling there are a lot of things to consider!
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Reverse Homeschool Planning: It Doesn’t Have to Be So Hard!
Reverse homeschool planning is when you write down what you accomplish rather than filling your planner ahead of time with what you will cover.
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Ways to Help Students with Dysgraphia: A Guide for Homeschooling Parents
Dysgraphia affects a student’s ability to write and express themselves through handwriting, but with the right strategies, it is possible to help them thrive.
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Homeschooling After the Holidays
Worried about getting your kids back into a routine? Homeschooling after the holidays doesn’t have to be hard. Here’s how to make it easier on them and on you!
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Adding Margin aka Why Would a Homeschooling Mom Pack Lunches?!
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.
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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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Middle School Homeschooling: 10 Things I Wish I Had Known
Discover funny and practical insights for middle school homeschooling. Here are 10 things I wish I had known before starting this phase.
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Are Homeschool Co-ops Right For Your Family?
Are homeschool co-ops right for your family? Learn about the different types of co-ops and how to find one that might work for you.
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Make a Plan for Homeschool Success
Many of us are taking time right now to plan for the next school year, and while curriculum planning and routines are important, so is homeschool success.
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Public School Can’t Beat These 8 Top Homeschool Benefits
Homeschooling is increasingly popular and more mainstream each year. I am excited to share with you the 8 top homeschool benefits.
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Unschooling Philosophies That Any Homeschooling Style Can Embrace
You don’t have to become a full-fledged unschooler to adopt a few unschooling philosophies. These are three that any homeschooling style can embrace.
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Help! How Do I Get Started Homeschooling? 5 Simple Steps for New Homeschool Families
Help! How do I start homeschooling? If you’re new to homeschooling or just starting to consider it, these 5 simple steps and mindset shifts will help!
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