Navigating the land mines of the homeschool day
…that blow up the most at my house. I’m sure you have your own list, and I’d love to hear about them in comments. Self-awareness makes all the difference, so…
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The importance of having a cheat day
…of their entire educational experience and academic success, not to mention their emotional and physical needs — and if you’re real lucky, the state of your house — resting on…
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PE ideas for homeschoolers who don’t live on 5 acres
…my house. Sometimes a tough morning of lessons requires an afternoon dance party. Walks: On our walks, we play games like “I Spy” or “Follow the Leader” — where one…
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Erin’s Homeschool Day in the Life (with a 9-, and 14-year-old)
…my little silkie rooster crowing at 7 am. Eggbert loves to announce his importance as early as 5 am, but luckily we sleep through it all. We are not morning…
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Jessica’s Homeschool Day in the Life (with a 9-year-old only child)
…today A little background before I share the nitty gritty of a homeschool day in the life. My husband and I both work from home full time, we are homeschooling…
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Conquering clutter for homeschoolers
…keep the Stuff at bay and out of my house. Just seeing the amount of things that have snuck in and filled up all corners of my home is enough…
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Read your way to a love of math: 75+ titles for ages 4-12 (UPDATED!)
…4-12 What a fun addition (get it?!) this resource is for your math-learning littles. Check out their website or app for easy access to a daily math question, or check…
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A homemaker’s overwhelm
…It is a complete library of carefully selected eBooks, eCourses, audios, online conferences, and printable packs designed to help you turn your house into a home…without the overwhelm. What’s in…
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Why I don’t worry about my homeschoolers’ socialization
…side of the fence. Here’s why: We don’t homeschool in a bubble. We leave the house. A lot. And when we leave the house, we’re usually forced to talk to…
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How to recover your lost love for learning
…little math workbook–something I’d picked up for him “for fun.” (Oh the irony!) We were so not having fun. Thankfully, my son and I snuggled and prayed, I apologized and…
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Slowing down and making summer memories
…Vazquez Create predictability Memories often come from routine and predictability. I remember Saturday breakfasts at my dad’s house every other weekend when I was a kid. That’s why my kids…
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Educational enrichment with or without homeschooling
…years where nobody in our house is being homeschooled. Instead, all three of my children have decided that they want to go to school full time outside the home. An…
