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Not What I Thought It Would Be
Homeschooling can look different from what you expected it to be, but that's not a bad thing.
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5 Tips and Flips
Almost every piece of good advice has a balancing flipside. Here are a few.
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5 (Kind of) Shocking Truths About Homeschooling
(And the secret to mastering homeschooling in 10 days.)
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The Private Diary of the Perfect Homeschool Mom
Homeschooling, Day 1 . . .
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Acts of Gratitude at Thanksgiving
One helpful way to cultivate feelings of gratitude is to start acting like someone who is grateful.
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Why Your Homeschool Needs A Daily Rest Time
Naptime is just as much for the parents as the child.
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18 Things to Do This Summer
Hint: Spray paint is highly recommended!
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Kids Today, Teens Tomorrow
It won’t be long before you experience the joys from investing in your children when they were young.
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Up the Ladder of Independence
Every child climbs to adulthood at a different pace—the trick of parenting is to know when to caution and when to nudge.
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Being Intentional with Time and Words
Homeschooling builds upon a strong relationship with our kids. Here are some ideas for cultivating that relationship.
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Earnest Listening & Allowing Risk
Homeschooling is built upon a strong relationship with our kids. Here are ideas for cultivating that relationship.
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Encouraging Independence and a "We" Team Environment
The last two principles for building a strong relationship with your child.
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You Have What It Takes to Homeschool
It comes with being a parent!
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Road Trips are Good for the Soul
How do you raise travelers vs. tourists? This homeschooling mom and travel veteran shares her tips.
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Teach With All Your Might
When homeschooling, the little, everyday bits of learning are often what make the most impact.
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Lights . . . Camera . . . School!
There’s more than one way to beat the winter blues!
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5 Winter Slog Strategies
You can make it through the winter blues!
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“Alright, That’s It! The House Is a Mess!” | Helping Kids Accept Consequences
Tired of a messy house? It doesn’t have to stay that way! Here’s this mom’s strategy.
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