Homeschool with Moxie
Check out these posts for everything you've ever wanted to know about how to homeschool! From curriculum options, schedules, electives, and best practices, you'll find actionable strategies, inspiration & encouragement. You can search by subject or grade level as well as read reviews of curriculum.
Have you heard of Guest Hollow homeschool curriculum? Want an inside peek into our experience with Guest Hollow’s Jr. Geography & Cultures? Here’s our open and honest homeschool curriculum review of Guest Hollow materials. Choosing a buffet-style homeschool curriculum can be both exciting and overwhelming. With countless resources and learning approaches at your fingertips, this method offers unmatched flexibility and… Read More
I’ve had many conversations with moms about the proper balance of using technology in homeschool. We know technology can enhance the learning environment, but how? These podcast episodes will answer your questions! My posts contains affiliate links. Technology in homeschool is a great asset. But it can also be overwhelming or at times confusing as to the best balance for… Read More
Are you struggling to get everything done in your homeschool day? In this episode of The Homeschool with Moxie Podcast, homeschool mom and podcaster Leigh Nguyen shares essential homeschool planning tips to help you organize your day for maximum productivity. Join us to learn how to create a homeschool routine that works for your family and get practical advice on making your homeschool day… Read More
Schedules are for traditional schools. If you’re trying to keep schedules in your homeschool and feeling frazzled as you do it, you might be making homeschool harder than it needs to be. What you need are homeschool routines. What are homeschool routines? Here’s the difference. Schedules look like this: Routines look like this: Routines are flexible, while schedules are rigid…. Read More
Well, this is bittersweet! This is the last child that I’ll be homeschooling 6th grade. Want to take a peek at our curriculum choices for 6th grade homeschool? It’s funny how many things change through the years. I only have one curriculum choice in this list that I’ve consistently used for all five of my kids at this level. Everything… Read More
Let’s dive into incredible insights on how pretend play can support your homeschool journey. In fact, imaginary play brings loads of benefits to your child’s development in ways both big and small. By the end, you’ll see why encouraging imagination is one of the best things you can do to enrich your child’s education and foster a love of learning that… Read More
Our guest today, Mrs. Sam Sorbo, talks about all things homeschool – and how and why it works so much better for kids than the traditional system. Learn how you can have more fun with your kids while simplifying the homeschool process. My posts contain affiliate links. Simplifying Homeschool with Mrs. Sam Sorbo Sam Sorbo is an education freedom advocate…. Read More
Looking for a fun and creative way to upcycle old wool sweaters while spending quality time with your kids? Crafting with felted sweaters is the perfect activity for families! With just a little effort, you can transform those worn or shrunken sweaters into colorful, soft materials that are perfect for kid-friendly projects like hot pads, pillows, or cup cozies. Not… Read More
How’s your college planning going with your homeschool student? There can be a lot to consider, including transcripts, standardized tests, and finances. For the best advice in college planning for homeschool students, we’ve turned to Dave Kozak of Elite Collegiate Planning to bring us the actionable strategies we need. Navigating the path from homeschooling to college can feel daunting, but… Read More
The Exodus from Egypt in the Old Testament teaches us who God is. Your family will love these Exodus activities & Bible crafts for children. One of the wonderful aspects of homeschooling is that we can use multiple teaching techniques to help our children learn. In fact, God created us to learn from story, as well as from object lessons… Read More
