The following is a post from contributing writer Jennifer Fink of Blogging ‘Bout Boys How do you do it? Strangers and friends ask me that question on a weekly basis. Maybe it’s because I work from home. Or because I’m a single parent. Or, because I homeschool. Mostly, I think it’s because they can’t figure [...]
The following is a post from contributing writer Jen at Forever, For Always, No Matter What It’s that time of year when many of us are counting down the days until our last official day of school. Here 10 ways to wrap up the school year. 1. Order curriculum/books for the next year – [...]
The following is a post from contributing writer Carlie. Spring is in the air! At least she has shown up a few times here in the beautiful region of upper Bavaria, Germany. Regardless of where you live, longer days and more light give most of us the urge to get busy and do something productive. [...]
The following is a post from contributing writer Amanda. I shared some ideas last summer for keeping your kids in the word by memorizing scripture, but I hadn’t found a good way to keep our previous verses fresh in our minds. I’d been eyeing the Simply Charlotte Mason scripture memory box method for a while. [...]
Written by contributor Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. I’m hoping that, by now, you’ve heard about the 2:1 Conference, but maybe you’re still on the fence about whether or not you should go, why you should go, or if you can afford to go. I hope I can answer some of those questions today [...]
We all know how important the homeschool schedule is. Without it, our lives are often chaos and confusion, with sometimes hours of the day wasted just trying to figure out who’s going where when, what’s coming up next and where did I put the reading comprehension sheets again. As with most aspects of our life, [...]