Homeschool with Moxie
Check out these posts for homeschool history & geography curriculum reviews, resources, courses, and teaching ideas.
This is a guest post by our friend Danika Cooley from Thinking Kids Press. This post uses affiliate links. Learning about history with kids can be engaging. Here are two simple ways to teach fun history kids will love! Have you ever heard kids say history is their least favorite subject? There’s all those dry dates and boring names! Still,… Read More
If you’ve ever wanted a resource to help teach your elementary kids about the principles of liberty, the proper role of government, and the free market, then you’re in luck! The Tuttle Twins book series will help you teach your kids about economics in a super fun way. What are the Tuttle Twins Books? These kids books simplify complex ideas… Read More
Need a few quick open & go lessons for homeschool geography? Here are a few that you can use today! Pin this round-up of Homeschool Geography Mini Lessons so that you can find it when you’re having one of those days. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from these links…. Read More
We received four books in the Mattie Richardson’s Horses in History Series by Author Mattie Richardson/Appaloosy Books. These books are perfect if you have kids in your home who are crazy about horses. About Horses in History The stories in Mattie Richardson’s Horses in History Series are told from the perspective of a horse. Each book is also set in a… Read More
Who loves to go to the grocery store with kids? Yeah, me neither! In fact, I avoid it at all costs. But when you just have to take a trip to pick up groceries, you might as well grab this Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt FREEBIE and make it a bit more fun. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience…. Read More
If you’ve been in or around the homeschool world for more than 5 minutes, you’ve likely heard the term “narration” thrown around. Here’s how to use narration in your homeschool – why it’s powerful and the steps to implement it. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from these links. Â Thank… Read More
Our youngest of five is in first grade this year. After a few times around this block, I’ve returned to some trusty favorite curriculum, but I’m honestly also trying to use up some resources too! Here’s our eclectic mix of curriculum picks for 1st grade homeschool. And don’t miss a peek into our workboxes with a video at the end… Read More
This is our first time homeschooling 11th grade. And I just want you to know (especially if you have littles right now) that homeschooling gets better the older your kids get! We’re really loving this stage. So here’s a few of our 11th grade homeschool curriculum picks for ideas and inspiration for you. One of the best parts of homeschooling… Read More
If anyone knows how to make a dollar go far, it’s a homeschool mom! Many of us are homeschooling on one income and we are pros at hunting down free homeschool resources. But what if the work could be done for you? What if you didn’t have to do a massive hunt each month? If this sounds like a big… Read More
Looking for 6th grade homeschool curriculum ideas? This is the fourth time we’ve homeschooled 6th grade in our family. Some things have stayed the same, and some choices have changed through the years. Here’s what our current 6th grader will be working on this year. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you… Read More
