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Learning vs. School Learning can be so exciting…  but “school” can be a serious bore. As home educators, we desire to not just doll out assignments for them to complete. We want them to love [...]

Meet David My son David has autism. When he was little, his autism was described as “worst-case-scenario” by developmental pediatricians. Over the span of a decade, David has had consistent and [...]

Winter Blues February is a bit of an oxymoron. It is the shortest month, yet most homeschoolers feel like it is the longest month of the year. We are often in a slump after coming out of the [...]

Selling used homeschool curriculum… these four words make even the toughest veteran homeschool moms cringe. It is an irritating laborious process at best, and downright dreadful at its worst.  [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]