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Thankfulness Challenge Week Two: Life’s Difficulties
Homeschool Thankfulness Challenge Week Two: Thankfulness for Life’s Difficulties Have you ever said to someone, “My life has turned out exactly as I expected it to?” I haven’t either. Mama Never Told Me… One secret of life that no one tells us is that no matter how much we dream, plan, and work, life does […]
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Homeschool Thankfulness Challenge Week One: Country
Thankfulness Challenge Week One Thanksgiving Day is approaching, but I barely notice. I enter into November and retailers are steamrolling me towards their Holiday profit margins. I catch myself thinking about gifts I will purchase for my loved ones moreover, when will we decorate, watch our favorite Christmas movies, and start making holiday plans? I […]
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Teaching Kids How to Deal with Disappointment
Teaching Kids How to Deal with Disappointment while Homeschooling There will be days.. Have you ever envisioned something working out a certain way, only to have it not work out the way you expected or hoped? Of course you have, this is the way life works! “Mama said there would be days like this…” no […]
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5 Tips for Teaching Kids How to Keep Their Room Clean
5 Tips for Teaching Kids How to Keep Their Room Clean The Struggle is Real Let’s face it. Keeping kids’ bedrooms clean can be a real struggle while homeschooling. We are in our homes a lot so everything gets messy! In addition, we balance school-work, chauffeur kids to activities, maintain common areas of our homes, […]
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Homeschooling with Depression
Battling Depression While Homeschooling I feel like everything is crumbling around me. It isn’t, but it feels that way. I wake up in the morning and feel totally debilitated before I even get out of bed. It is daunting to face the day ahead. I feel numb, heavy, and dark. This is not sadness, it […]
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Working While You Homeschool – 4 Helpful Tips
Working While You Homeschool – 4 Helpful Tips Many people equate homeschooling with the idea that the parent mainly involved in learning must devote the entirety of their time to this pursuit. While it is true that homeschooling can involve a large chunk of time, it simply isn’t true that it has to be an […]
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Time Management for Homeschoolers
Time Management for Homeschoolers Many of us struggle with time management. Bad time management can make us late for appointments, meetings, gatherings, or work. We might miss important deadlines. The consequences of poor time management can be disastrous for adults–it can mean losing a job and a primary source of income. This is why teaching […]
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What is Deschooling?
When making the switch to homeschool from school, take time to deschool. Deschooling is a very important part of transitioning from a traditional school setting to your homeschool.
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The Art of Simplicity in Homeschooling
Whether you are a veteran homeschooler or just starting out, you may feel overwhelmed in some ways. There just doesn’t seem to be enough hours in the day to get it all done! This is where the art of simplicity comes into play. Simplicity is one of the most important concepts to remember as you […]
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What is Mother Culture?
Thank You, Miss Mason If you’ve spent much time in the homeschooling realm, you’ve no doubt come across the name Charlotte Mason. Charlotte Mason was a British educator from the late 1800’s, and her philosophy of education resonates with homeschooling parents to the present day. While she herself did not coin the phrase “mother culture” […]
