Homeschool with Moxie
Are you homeschooling an elementary student in grades K-8? These posts will discuss best practices, schedules, curriculum options and more.
Unit studies are an efficient and interesting way to homeschool multiple ages together without losing your mind as the homeschool mom. Have you tried them yet? Here is a round-up list to pin for later with 25 unit studies that are fun for the kids and easy on you! Here’s how to make it work. This post contains affiliate links… Read More
Does your homeschool day need a better start? Wondering how to homeschool multiple ages with less stress? You need a morning time routine. My posts contains affiliate links. Homeschool Morning Time Routine What is a homeschool morning time and should you use it? When should you do morning time? Morning time floats around the homeschool world with words like morning… Read More
Have you always wanted your kids to take piano lessons, but you weren’t sure how you could afford it? Maybe you’ve heard of Hoffman Academy and wanted to learn more. Listen in on this episode with Hoffman Academy founder, Mr. Joseph Hoffman, as we discuss the value of music education for your homeschool and how easy it is to add… Read More
Can’t believe this is the fifth time we’ve homeschooled fourth grade! While some things have remained the same, some things have changed as we’ve found better curriculum and resources for 4th grade homeschool. So, if you’re curious as to how to piece together an eclectic 4th grade homeschool curriculum, we’ll show you all our top picks! Plus, we’ll talk about… Read More
One of the biggest questions in the homeschool community is how to homeschool multiple ages without losing your mind! Really, how does it look on a day to day basis with several kids at different grade levels and multiple subjects? Is there a way to simplify the homeschool day so that everyone gets the help they need? How can a… Read More
The goal of education is not to pass a test, although that seems like the holy grail of the traditional school system these days. In our home, we want to raise life-long learners. You too? Great! But we still want to track progress in our homeschool. How will we know if goals are met without some kind of benchmark? Let’s… Read More
Notebooking is a great method to use in your homeschool for active learning that also allows for creativity and individualized content. It’s a versatile tool for your homeschool toolbox, especially if you want to teach multiple kids at once! Here’s a brief overview of homeschool notebooking. This post contains affiliate links. What is Notebooking? You can think of notebooking as… Read More
Fix It! Grammar from Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) is an amazing language arts resource that we heartily recommend to homeschool families. Here’s our honest review of the newest edition (2022) of Nose Tree and Robin Hood. Disclaimer: I received a copy of this product in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review,… Read More
Are you a first-time homeschool mom? You might think you need to know all about lesson planning, or Charlotte Mason, or unit studies. Maybe you’re concerned because you don’t have a degree in early childhood education or Calculus. No fear! The things you really need to know about homeschooling are these simple, beautiful, and direct truths. This is the list… Read More
When you’re a homeschooling mom, you know the power of using Mad Libs printables to get in some sneaky grammar practice! Seriously, these printables are the best because kids love them, you can find holiday-themed mad libs, plus they’ll get real life practice naming parts of speech. So, if you’re looking for the best mad libs to print out and… Read More
