Are you trying to teach your child to read? Learn how using movement activities will make learning to read easy and fun. This episode will explain just the right strategy if you have a kid who can't sit still - but still needs to learn to read! Here's everything you need to know to teach your child to read using movement ... read more
How to Use Notebooking for Effective Homeschool Learning: A Step-by-Step Guide
Notebooking is an effective method to use in your homeschool for active learning that also allows for creativity and individualized content. It's a versatile tool for your homeschool toolbox, especially if you want to teach multiple kids at once! Here's a brief overview of homeschool notebooking plus actionable strategies ... read more
From Overwhelm to Calm: Embracing Planned Neglect
“How do you do it all?” Has that question been asked of you before? Truth Bomb: You can’t do it all. Most of the people that seem to do it all with grace are actually embracing planned neglect. Say what? Isn’t neglect a dirty word with a negative connotation? Aren’t we supposed to be Superwoman? If you’re ... read more
Effective strewing ideas for homeschooling families
Are you ready to take your homeschooling game to the next level? If you're a homeschooling family looking for ways to make learning more fun, engaging, and, dare we say, sneaky, you've come to the right place. We're about to dive headfirst into the world of effective strewing ideas, and trust us, it's going to be a ... read more
Unlocking the Power of Audiobooks in Your Homeschooling Curriculum
Audiobooks may be one of the best-kept secrets of engaging your kids in a lifetime love of reading. Sound strange? Isn't it cheating to use audiobooks? Let's dispel that myth and dive into the benefits of using audiobooks in your homeschooling curriculum for all your learners, but especially for your dyslexic kids. My ... read more
Why the Early Years Matter: Homeschool with Moxie Podcast #55
The early years of homeschooling young kids are important not only for the academics, but for character development, building family teamwork, and learning responsibility and perseverance even when things get hard! Time spent in the early years working on good work habits, systems, obedience, and more may feel worthless, ... read more
How to Homeschool Bravely with Jamie Erickson
In today's ever-evolving landscape of education, many parents are exploring the possibility of homeschooling as a way to take charge of their children's learning journey. Jamie Erickson, a seasoned homeschool mom and author of Homeschool Bravely, offers a guiding light for those navigating this path. In her book, Jamie ... read more
Easy Homeschool Scheduling with Trello
Homeschool moms can be easily sucked right into the vortex of homeschool scheduling, never to be heard from again! But seriously, setting up homeschool schedules can take way too much time and effort. If this sounds all too familiar, then see why Trello makes it easy and efficient, even if you're not techie. Plus - be ... read more
5 Tips for Getting Ready for a New Homeschool Year
Did you start your new homeschool year yet or are you savoring those last few weeks of summer? No matter your yearly schedule, everyone does a school year reset at some point. So here are 5 tips for getting ready for a new homeschool year. My posts contain affiliate links. Ready to be more organized, productive, ... read more
Boosting Teens: 13 Game-Changing Reasons to Get a Job
Should your teen get a job? One of the best things we’ve done with our teens is require them to get a job. Here are the benefits of teenagers getting part-time jobs. My posts include affiliate links. Now that we've had almost a decade of parenting teens and our oldest four have successfully worked during their teen ... read more
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