Homeschool with Moxie
In today’s ever-evolving landscape of education, many parents are exploring the possibility of homeschooling as a way to take charge of their children’s learning journey. Jamie Erickson, a seasoned homeschool mom and author of Homeschool Bravely, offers a guiding light for those navigating this path. In her book, Jamie provides not only practical advice but also encouragement for parents who… Read More
Homeschool moms can be easily sucked right into the vortex of homeschool scheduling, never to be heard from again! But seriously, setting up homeschool schedules can take way too much time and effort. If this sounds all too familiar, then see why Trello makes it easy and efficient, even if you’re not techie. Plus – be sure to grab the… Read More
Did you start your new homeschool year yet or are you savoring those last few weeks of summer? No matter your yearly schedule, everyone does a school year reset at some point. So here are 5 tips for getting ready for a new homeschool year. My posts contain affiliate links. Ready to be more organized, productive, flexible, yet efficient this… Read More
Should your teen get a job? One of the best things we’ve done with our teens is require them to get a job. Here are the benefits of teenagers getting part-time jobs. My posts include affiliate links. Now that we’ve had almost a decade of parenting teens and our oldest four have successfully worked during their teen years, we have… Read More
Ready to head back to homeschool? Here are some fun ideas for celebrating the beginning of a new homeschool year plus the best tips and actionable strategies for a successful start. Don’t forget to grab the Back to Homeschool Scavenger Hunt! My posts include affiliate links. Back to Homeschool Ideas Even if your kids aren’t going back to school in… Read More
Are you looking for a unique and fun homeschool high school writing course? Daniel Schwabauer of Clear Water Press has designed a great option in Byline. Your teen will learn essay writing in an engaging and fun way – by becoming a journalist covering some of the biggest stories in history! Here’s our review of Byline by Clear Water Press…. Read More
Need to teach history to students in multiple grade levels but want to stay sane in the process? How about teaching history on a budget with resources that can be used again? Want a history plan that is not mom-intensive, but just grab and go? Then check out the simplest history plan for homeschooling multiple kids in K-8. My posts… Read More
Maybe you feel like you could never homeschool high school because your oldest is in elementary school and you just can’t imagine it. But like with parenting, you’ll grow into the role. And even if you’ve never homeschooled before and you’re just starting with a high schooler, there are key tips that will help you. Because you CAN do it…. Read More
While most of us grew up in a traditional schooling environment, as soon as we start homeschooling our own kids, we quickly realize that homeschooling is more effective than the classroom. And even for kids who have learning disabilities and struggles, parents learn that homeschooling gives the freedom and flexibility to meet your child’s needs is ways that are just… Read More
You may be struggling right now because homeschooling is not looking like you imagined it would. You might even think you’re failing your kids. But here’s why your homeschooler is not behind. And better yet, here are solutions to try if you’re both struggling. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase… Read More
