Homeschooling

When the virus hit, the world as many knew it changed drastically. While there were families homeschooling previously, the number of new families to start their homeschool journey increased drastically. Children who were previously attending public schools, charter schools, and private schools found themselves at home, either distance learning or as full on ‘real’ first-time …

Do you have a struggling reader? As a homeschooling mom, I’ve always felt that my biggest hurdle is to get our children to become accomplished readers. Not only do I need to teach them how to read, I also want them to develop confidence about their skillset. Because once a child has efficiently learned the …

This ‘Teach My Learning Kit Giveaway’ is sponsored by Teach My. As always, all opinions are my own. Whether you plan to homeschool, private school, public school, or something in between; giving our kids the best start by teaching them at home when they’re young is always a great idea. That’s why Teach My designs …

Are you ready to start homeschooling your preschooler? I have six children and I’m currently homeschooling 5 out of 6 of them. The youngest is only 1 year old, so a bit too young to start homeschool. If you’re looking for tips and recommendations about how to homeschool preschool children, you’ve come to the right …

We started talking about homeschooling when our first child was just two years old.  What’s crazy to me is the fact that neither my husband nor I had been homeschooled.  The entire process was foreign.  But I felt God gently leading me.  So I went into this journey with the attitude that we’d homeschool as …

We all know animals are a lot of work.  When I talk to other moms about house pets or potential house pets, the biggest issue holding everyone back is commitment.  As the mom, we know that if the kids don’t step up to care for their pet, the responsibility will fall to us.  Sometimes, the …

This ‘Teaching Life Skills To Kids’ post was first seen on Thrifty Nifty Mommy.  I received product to facilitate this post. So many kids grow up and leave home without the skills needed to become successful, happy, healthy adults.  But it doesn’t have to be that way.  From little on, us parents can be incorporating …

This Easy Rainbow Cupcakes Recipe and Incorporating Arts & Crafts Into Home Education Routines post was first seen at Thrifty Nifty Mommy.  Sponsored by Michaels, as always, all opinions are my own. Everyone is stuck at home and daily schedules have been turned upside down.  But did you realize that social distance crafting is growing …

This ‘Home PE: 6-Week PhyEd Subscription Box’ post was first seen on Thrifty Nifty Mommy.  Sponsored by Gopher Sport, as always, all opinions are my own. Has schooling at home so unexpectedly been a challenge for your family?  I honestly can’t imagine how uprooted parents and children alike are feeling these days.  There doesn’t seem …

This flexible homeschooling through Study.com post is sponsored.  As always, all opinions are my own. Do you find the thought of homeschooling to be daunting?  When I first began, I was overwhelmed with all the options.  But I took a deep breath and dove right in.  Over the years, I’ve learned lots of tips on …