I’ve heard from several parents over the years with this loaded question: “Should my child skip a grade?” Now, when you’re homeschooling, as long as you’re following the legal requirements for where you live, parents can generally decide whether their children skip a grade. But before you decide to do that, there are some things you need to consider. My… Read More
The Homeschool with Moxie Podcast
On the Homeschool with Moxie Podcast our goal is to inspire and encourage you with actionable strategies to take you from overwhelmed to confident in your homeschool adventure. Listen to interviews with amazing influencers in the homeschool world and beyond.
Why I Ditched the “Boxed” Curriculum
Years ago I realized that the boxed curriculum, or those textbooks and workbooks that were make for a classroom, really didn’t translate well into our homeschool. So we soon became eclectic homeschoolers who look for open & go homeschool-friendly resources. Here’s why we made that change and why you might want to make it too. My posts contain affiliate links…. Read More
Books for Kids About Slavery + Abolition: Who What Why Books (Review)
Are you looking for a great set of living books that will draw your kids in? Want a way to explain some challenging concepts to your kids – like abolition, slavery, and the Underground Railroad? The Who What Why Series is expanding and you’ll love the newest three books, especially if you’re studying American history this year. My posts contain… Read More
Creating independent, responsible learners with Dennis DiNoia from Mr. D Math
Dennis DiNoia is the founder of Mr. D Math and has a passion for helping students become independent and responsible learners. Listen to this episode of the Homeschool with Moxie Podcast where Dennis shares how homeschool parents can set the right atmosphere for students to develop lifelong self-mastery skills. My posts contain affiliate links. About Mr. D Math Are you… Read More
How to Nurture a Love of Learning in Homeschool
We know in our hearts that it really doesn’t matter if our kids know all the math facts, or historical dates, or grammar rules. But it does matter a whole lot whether we nurture a love of learning that helps them continue to be life-long learners. If that’s your heartbeat, you’ll love this episode of the Homeschool with Moxie Podcast… Read More
Navigating High School Years: Homeschooling High School Success Tips
Are you homeschooling a high schooler? Or maybe they’re not quite in high school yet, but you’re getting prepared. We can help! You really can enjoy homeschooling high school success and we’ll share our best tips here. In fact, if I’m being completely honest, homeschooling the high school years have been my favorite season yet. My posts contain affiliate links…. Read More
Home Education Pitfalls to Avoid: Top 5 Homeschooling Mistakes and Solutions
Ready for a new homeschool year? It’s exciting to open up the new school supplies, set new goals, and begin a fresh year. But there are some common homeschooling mistakes that you may encounter. The good news is that there are effective solutions so that you can navigate these challenges successfully! So as you dive into a new homeschool year,… Read More
3 Things Every Homeschool Mom Needs to Know About the Housework
The housework seems to be a never ending responsibility, especially if you’re a homeschool mom. Here are the main things you need to know. Housework Can Wait Yes, the old adage is true. The dishes can wait. Parenting and homeschooling your kids well requires you to focus on the task at hand. Because we know that the years with our… Read More
Organizing Digital Homeschool Resources
Digital homeschool resources make it possible to educate your kids at home on a budget and without a lot of physical clutter. But how do you organize digital homeschool resources and files so that you know what you have and can be sure to use these resources? Here are the best digital homeschool organization tips. My posts contain affiliate links…. Read More
Exploring High School English Options: Inspiring Resources for Homeschool Moms
When your kids reach the high school years, suddenly it hits you that you need a structured and organized plan, even if you were more flexible in the early years. You probably still covered literature, grammar, spelling, and writing, but now it needs to be formalized on a transcript. Here’s a step-by-step guide for pulling together a customized homeschooling high school English… Read More
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