If you’re getting ready for a new homeschool year, you’re probably thinking about more than just choosing curriculum. You’re also thinking about routines, keeping kids engaged, filling learning gaps, and finding resources that can make your homeschool days run a little more smoothly. That’s where IXL can be a helpful addition. IXL is a learning […]
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Teaching our children about money is one of those life skills that can easily get pushed aside in the middle of everything else we’re trying to teach. We’re focused on reading, math, science, history, and all the other subjects that fill our homeschool days, but learning how to wisely handle money is something our children
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Ok moms, let’s be honest about something. Planning our homeschool year can sometimes feel like a full-time job. Am I right? Between lesson plans, appointments, extracurricular activities, meal planning, household responsibilities, and keeping track of multiple children’s assignments, it’s easy to feel like you’re juggling too many moving pieces at once. While some homeschool moms
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We all know that finding a homeschool science curriculum that’s biblical, doable, and actually fun can feel like hunting for a unicorn. If you’ve ever tried to juggle a complex science program, you’ll quickly learn that science needs to work for real-life homeschool moms. Not just look pretty on Pinterest. (Ask me how I know!)
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One thing we strive for here in our homeschool is to help our children become critical thinkers and independent learners. When hearing about the book TEACH: Creating Independently Responsible Learners by Dennis DiNoia, I knew this was a book I needed to read to help cultivate this in our homeschool. This post is sponsored by
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Art appreciation is one of those subjects that many homeschool moms want to include but often struggle to fit into the day. Between teaching math, reading, writing, and all the other responsibilities that come with homeschooling, art can easily become something we save for “someday.” The good news is that art appreciation doesn’t have to
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