So, how much does it really cost to homeschool? If you've not jumped in and started homeschooling yet, you have probably asked yourself this question. You want to be prepared and realistic as you plan to homeschool. Some people claim to homeschool for free, but there are always hidden costs. Even those who ... read more
How to teach martial arts in Homeschool PE
Teaching homeschool PE to your own kids can be quite a challenge! It's hard to know exactly what to do. We've got a great solution for you today! We're chatting with Jody Token from The Great Flip to learn how we can teach martial arts in homeschool PE. My posts contain affiliate links. Welcome to the show notes for ... read more
Gospel Centered Bible Resources with Sally Michael: HWM 143
If you have elementary aged kids and you're looking for Gospel centered Bible resources you can use in your homeschool, then you're going to love this conversation with Sally Michael of Truth78. Sally has been a curriculum developer for decades and she has a heart for reaching the next generation with resources that are ... read more
How to use unit studies to simplify your homeschool
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 ... read more
How to create your own homeschool Bible curriculum using the inductive method
Did you know that you don’t need to purchase an official homeschool Bible curriculum to use with your kids? You can simply use the Bible to teach the Bible. And the best way to do this is to create your own homeschool Bible plan using the inductive method. Here’s how. My posts contain affiliate links. If you'd like ... read more
Tips for Homeschool Schedules
As a former classroom teacher, now homeschooling my five kids for well over a decade, here are my best tips for creating a homeschool schedule that will give you both flexibility and productivity. When families were suddenly homeschooling during the pandemic, there were strict "school at home" schedules flying all around ... read more
How to create a homeschool morning time routine
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 ... read more
Try Night Zookeeper for Homeschool Writing Support
If you are homeschooling 5-12 year olds and are looking for a fun program that will help your kids improve their core writing skills, then you’ll love Night Zookeeper. There's a link to a FREE trial at the bottom of this post. Plus, you can even get 50% off annual subscriptions with our exclusive links! This is a ... read more
Homeschooling Statistics & Trends (and what it means for YOU!)
The last few years have brought a huge growth in the homeschooling movement, especially in the United States. Here are some of the most interesting facts and metrics when it comes to homeschooling statistics. Have you noticed these trends too? And what does it mean for YOU as a homeschooling family? Tune in to episode 171 ... read more
9th grade homeschool curriculum choices
Here we are again! We'll be homeschooling 9th grade for the fourth time with just one more kid to go in a few more years. As always, some things have remained the same, but some curriculum choices have definitely changed as I've learned about new curriculum options. Take a peek at what we'll be using! My posts contain ... read more
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