Tag: Homeschooled Mom
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10 Favorite Tools {2021–2022}
Ten 2022 reader-favorite tools from the archives: children books, notebooking pages, homeschool help, and more!
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Step-by-Step Guide to Homeschooling ~ Updated
Our Step-by-Step Guide has been frequently updated but the principles really haven’t changed. Get started!
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Summer School for Mom {Free Guide}
Summer school for mom. Get ready to educate!
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Rejuvenate This Summer
Whether you are taking a short break or a couple of months off, summer is a great time to get rejuvenated! Tips to rejuvenate this summer.
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A Biblical Home Education by Ruth Beechick ~ Review
A highly recommended favorite from a skilled teacher and curriculum developer who greatly impacted the homeschool community.
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10 Favorite Tools {2020–2021}
Ten reader-favorite tools from the archives: children books, notebooking pages, homeschool help, & more!
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Summer School for Mom Guide ~ Updated
We have updated Summer School for Mom guide — one of our favorites!
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How Children Learn by John Holt ~ Review
How to use the works of John Holt for your child. Review of How Children Learn
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The Benefits of Home Education (and what to do next)
Everything you need to know about home education along with resources to get you started.
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8 Ways to Easily Teach Art Appreciation
Covering art appreciation without breaking the school-time budget.
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Summer School for Mom {Free Guide}
We have updated and revitalized our free guide: Summer School for Mom — one of our favorites!
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Great Deal on My PERFECT Planner!
Planner sampling? Every year I try a new planner. Call me a perfectionist. I was looking for the PERFECT planner. Well, I found it!
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4 Things You Need to Know to Educate Your Children
Education is an individual endeavor. 4 things you need to know to educate your children when creating your own studies.
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Why You Can’t Just Leave the Track
Real runners never leave the track….
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3 Simple Summer Tips for Home Tutors
Even if you educate all year long, you may want to keep about one month free over the summer to evaluate what worked, what didn’t work, and what you might want to change about the past year. The summer is a great time to learn from our children what their interests are, to read inspiring…
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5 Tips for Making Curriculum Choices Easier
5 tips for making curriculum choices easier! We are all too ready to grab that “perfect” product.
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5 Books to Read over the Holidays
Each year through our weeks off during the Christmas break, I read several inspiring home-educating-related books to stay creative and motivated. Time alone spent educating ourselves makes us better teachers and mentors, and the breaks we incorporate in our schedules provide the time to read deeply — instead of peeking in here and there between…
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Finding Balance
Homeschooling requires finding balance. With all of the the focus on being productive, it is not surprising that we find ourselves on the cusp of complete and utter burnout! We have apps, roles and goals, lists, habits, more to do better, and frogs to eat. And our complete focus on pushing through and getting things…
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Summer School for Mom: Evaluating
Seven tips for evaluating progress.
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Summer School for Mom: Creating a Schedule
Six tips for creating a workable schedule!
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Summer School for Mom: Tour the Homeschool Methods
A quick tour of the more recognized homeschooling methods, and ideas that can be pulled from each to form your own educational approach.
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Summer School for Mom: Laying the Foundation
Before we look for an answer to our curriculum dilemmas, it helps to have laid the foundation first.
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Summer School for Mom: Introduction
Summer School for Mom series to help you prepare and be fired up for the next year!
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18 Tips for Remaining Creative & Inspired!
In a slump? Looking for inspiration? Here are 18 tips for remaining creative & inspired — and keeping the spark lit:
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Why Your Children Need You to Remain Creative
Becoming one-dimensional drains our energy, diminishes our focus, and affects our entire family. Our children need us to remain creative!
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10 Ways to Read More
If I want my children to love to read — they should see me reading! Here are 10 easy ways to read more.
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