Homeschooling with hope for your children's future.
by Alana 3 Comments
Connecting with other homeschool moms is a must. I know you’re probably squirming in your seat reading this if your anything like me. I am an introvert who used to be an extrovert, more about that in another post, but the point is that no matter who you are you
If you have never experienced live online homeschool classes you should. These are some of our favorite classes to learn from as a family. We sit down around our television and stream the online classes. We really enjoy doing this as a family, and learning new things. One of our
I may be weird, but I love my laminator! I laminate anything and everything I can, especially our homeschool stuff. There is always something to laminate, go look around your house and find two things you can laminate, I bet it didn’t take long. Laminating can become an addiction, not
Are you looking for a Pre-school curriculum? If you are I am sharing a few of the curriculum choices we have used over our time of homeschooling. My children have attended a Mother’s Day Out program when they were 3 and 4 and learned a tremendous amount from those programs, but
Whether you have homechooled for a while, new to homeschooling, or thinking about it, you may have wondered “what are the laws in my area?”. Legal knowledge of your rights as a homeschooler is important. I personally do not want to share more than I am required by law to my
by Alana 2 Comments
Educational Media is a great resource for homeschoolers! There may be days that don’t go as planned or someone is ill, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t learn. There are many media options for your children to learn ,and today I am sharing those with you. Media homeschool resources
Physical education is an important part of homeschooling that is often forgotten about. P.E. class often stirs up memories of ropes hung from the ceiling, kickball, dodge-ball, square dancing, parachutes, and more. How do you teach P.E. when you homeschool? Teaching P.E. can be really easy and a ton of fun,
by Alana 2 Comments
Homeschool co-op is a term that my children love to hear around our home! It means new friends and fun activites. Co-op can differ from city to city, so I am going to explain about the different types of co-op’s that we have attended. Co-op’s are also called cooperatives because
Homeschool planners are a very important part of homeschooling. Not being well planned is like going on a road trip without a map, you may get there but how many detours are you going to take along the way? While detours are not always bad, you may just get lost
