So many moms suffer from homeschool burnout at some point in the journey - but can we prevent it? Yes! There are signs to look for and also some steps you can take to make sure you're not in an unhealthy place in your homeschooling. Veteran homeschool mom Heather Bowen joins us to chat about some practical solutions to ... read more

If you'd like to use more audiobooks in your homeschool, then you'll want to check out Jim Hodges Audio Books site. He has dozens of Henty novels and other classics for your family to enjoy. Plus, you can try out a free download. This post includes affiliate links. Welcome to the show notes for Episode #134 of the ... read more

Learn how the 8 smarts will help you be able to provide a customized learning experience in your homeschool. Dr. Kathy Koch, author of 8 Great Smarts, will talk us through the practical application of the multiple intelligences. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you ... read more

How do you keep homeschooling when mom is sick? What should the kids do? Is it okay to take a day - or more - off from school? Or what about a prolonged illness or season of burnout? Here are some practical solutions and encouragement for everyone in these situations. This post contains affiliate links for your ... read more

Learn about using Write the Word on my Heart as a Bible Memory and Copy Work Curriculum. We'll chat with author Katherine Pittman about how to consistently bring more of the Word into our homes and homeschools. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase ... read more

I recently discovered Heritage Letter and was so intrigued by the concept that I thought you'd like to hear about it! After receiving several Heritage Letters in the mail for my daughter, I was able to chat with Julie about her subscription business and how homeschoolers can benefit from it. Welcome to the show notes ... read more