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9 Things They Need in a Classroom That Homeschoolers Can Do Without

As kids all around the country prepare to return back to school, I want to take a moment to remind you of things they need in a classroom that your homeschool can do without. Ready to be encouraged? Here we go! This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from ... read more

Britfield & the Lost Crown REVIEW

My teen decided to read Britfield & the Lost Crown and was happy to report that it was an engaging book that he highly recommends to other teens. Here's the inside scoop. Here's an honest review from a teen for this adventure novel. About Britfield & the Lost Crown Britfield & the Lost Crown follows the ... read more

CTC Math Review

After homeschooling for over a decade with five children, I was thrilled to finally try out the Family Membership from CTC Math. I've heard so much about this program from other homeschool families, so our expectations were high. And this program did not disappoint! How Does CTCMath Work? CTCMath is an online ... read more

Homeschool with Moxie Podcast #27: Finding Time for it all as a Homeschool Mom

This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from these links. Thank you. Welcome to the show notes for Episode #27 of the Homeschool with Moxie podcast! As a former classroom teacher, now homeschooling mom of five, I love to equip and encourage other ... read more

Homeschool Bullet Journals

Do you have multiple planners in a planner graveyard because they just don't work for you? Then you need to consider using a bullet journal for your homeschool and life organization. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from these links. Thank ... read more

Batching for Homeschool Moms

Multi-tasking is not as productive as it sounds. Because the fact is, no one can concentrate on two mental tasks at the same time. Sure, you can listen to a podcast while you fold laundry, because the laundry is a mindless task. You’re not really focusing on it. You’re mentally tuned in to the ... read more

The Magic of 168 Hours

This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from these links. Thank you. Most of us think of our time in 24 hour chunks. Which is very self-defeating every time you have an “unproductive” or “bad” day. Amiright? When I read ... read more

Amazing Homeschool Spaces

Our homeschool spaces are as unique and varied as the families who live there. Whether you have a tidy homeschool room, homeschool on the couch, or live full-time in an RV, you have an amazing homeschool space! Because the space is not the end-all. It's the relationships that are built there, the love of learning ... read more

First Grade Reading Curriculum: StoryTime Treasures from Memoria Press Review

Looking for a first grade reading curriculum? StoryTime Treasures provides an excellent approach to reading instruction by using living books. Get a peek inside how we liked this resource from Memoria Press. My posts contain affiliate links. I was given the opportunity to use this curriculum for free in exchange for my ... read more

Homeschool Resources from Library and Educational Services (Review)

Homeschool families are always on the lookout for companies that provide high quality resources. I was surprised to learn that Library and Educational Services LLC carries products at wholesale pricing, and gives homeschools the same discount. We enjoyed checking out Who Was Laura Ingalls Wilder? from the Who Was . . . ... read more

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