Written by Heather Woodie of Blog She Wrote. If you’ve been homeschooling a while, then you know that the early days of homeschooling are among the sweetest. What could be better than gathering young children around to work together on reading and simple projects? But as our homeschooled …
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Why you need hygge, homeschool mom
Written by Kara Anderson. "The great motherhood friendships are the ones in which two women can admit (how difficult mothering is) quietly to each other over cups of tea at a table sticky with spilled apple juice and littered with markers without tops." ~ Anna Quindlen We gather on Tuesdays. Our …
5 tips for avoiding the comparison trap
Written by Laura Thomas of This Eternal Moment. I crouched at the starting block for runners of the first ever Olympic Games in Olympia, Greece. As someone who loves to run, you could say that it was, well, a moment to cherish. I closed my eyes and could imagine the strong athletes with …
How decision fatigue is wearing down your homeschool
Written by Sarah Mackenzie of Amongst Lovely Things. It’s 11am. The twins are emptying the tea cupboard onto the floor, the 2 year-old is fussing, and I’m standing at the fridge, trying to decide what to make for lunch. Just then my 11 year-old walks into the room. “What should I be doing right …
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A dose of homeschool inspiration
This post contains affiliate links. Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool and Steady Mom Just a few more days to write your own homeschool day in the life blog post - our link up is on Monday, Feb 2nd, and we'd love to have you join in! Enjoy this week's homeschool …